Intro
Since the last time I reviewed Batman Beyond, Kyle Higgins
has been doing a phenomenal job all the way through. If you have been reading
the series, you can tell how much of a big fan of the DCAU he is. He’s been
creating so much back history of the DCAU characters that reflect on the
relationships of the characters that are in the Batman Beyond world right now.
It really gives the nods to all of our favorite DCAU series that we grew to
love over the years. At this moment, Terry McGinnis and Bruce Wayne have been
at different sides of table. Terry has been working with Dick Grayson and Bruce
Wayne has been working alone. But now they are forced to work together to fight
off Man-Bat (Langstrom) and this has caused the lines of their relationship to
thicken. If you’re a big fan of the DCAU
or if Batman Beyond has been in your interest than I suggest you collect the
volumes and jump in this series very soon!
Story
Terry and Bruce are forced to work together to stop Man-Bat
from creating a city of Bat-people. Will they convince him to stop or will he
keep pressing through?
The Good
Terry and Bruce have been at different crossroads and now
finally see these two meet and force to work together is great. We also get to
learn more secrets of the Batman family relationships and we get to see how
Bruce and Man-Bat relationship are at the same with him and Terry.
Emilio Lopez and Tony Silas have done a great job on the
art. There’s been many great action scenes and good use of colors. The character
face expressions are done so well that you can tell how close these characters
are. The only problem I had was that some panels less detailed.
The Bad
I couldn’t find anything wrong with this issue besides two
panels being less detailed. Since it was the only two panels, I didn’t feel the
need to take points away for it.
Verdict
I give this issue a 5/10 out of 5/10 stars. This is a really
great issue that intensifies relationships and action. It was great to see
Bruce and Terry put their bad relationships aside and work together to solve
this case. The art has great action scenes and good face expressions that explain
great moments with the characters. So, if you’re looking to see how Terry and
Bruce’s relationship goes up and down like a roller coaster, then I suggest you
pick this up.
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