I'm really enjoying this series, and this is just another great chapter in this amazing Bane story. I can't wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review

This feels like an untold chapter of Bane's story from two or three reboots ago. Unfortunately, that has no place in DC Rebirth. Read Full Review

Again, a good fun read, worth picking up.Dixon and Nolan continue to deliver a solid crime action story with great guest stars. Read Full Review

Where I was hoping that this series would finally pick up now that it seems we have the catalyst for the "Conquest" angle to this book, instead we see Bane playing games and losing at them, while we try to figure out Russian terms and slang.  This issue just isn't that interesting and while I continue to love the art in this book, the story already feels like it's gone on too long. Read Full Review

Overall, a rather forgettable issue. A meandering story with no threats and a predictable betrayal. Even though the art isn't disappointing, it's not great enough to save the rather dull tale being told. Read Full Review

So far, all of Dixon's work on Bane: Conquest has been immensely plot heavy. While I'll admit to having some difficulty adjusting to such shallow premises being the basis for an entire series, this particular issue is the first where I actually found the premise remotely intriguing. With this, my initial gripe with the series has been somewhat taken care of. Unfortunately, this problem has been replaced with a new one. Throughout this story, I feel that Dixon has had difficulty presenting valid character motivations for the actions that the characters take. Add to that the fact that Dixon seems to have forgottenabout elements that he himself established within the character, and it just provides a very uneven read. And really, that breaks the story for me. Read Full Review