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I cannot describe the emotion of having this delivery in my hands, the art, the exciting story and the challenge that Spawn now has to face leaving us in suspense.

A comic directed for children, simple stories but the illustration is that you s @! # $% Is beautiful!

The story may not be the best, but the art, OMG is literally a piece of art.

Much better than what Spencer was doing.

It's not Lobdell at his best, but I like the direction this series is taking.

Enough solid, maybe it could have had a better plot.

Pretty good, it doesn't beat the original, but it's good

The handling of the flashbacks was quite nice, and of course the conversation between Bruce and Jason was incredible, both need to come to trust, however a new separation is glimpsed.

It was good, it was entertaining, great art.

Not bad but he's not a very interesting character either, that's why they had to use one of the batkids to attract an audience.

An agile start, without great depth, is as if the elements were placed to start. I hope the next issue gives us some content.

What the hell happened here? This looks like the roller coaster, pick up the story and then drop it, Spencer dude, really?

Not another Azzarello disaster, although I must admit that it is better by far than when he wrote Batman Damned.

And it swallow him! I know I'm insensitive, but it made me laugh a lot. I have not seen the series or whatever but it seemed like a comic that you can ignore.

Disappointing.

I did not find such a wonderful delivery, to be honest I got bored a bit.

This was a disappointing twist, totally plagiarism.