Unable to cope with Black Lightning and Batman's methods, Duke Thomas finds refuge in the philosophy of Ra's al Ghul, becoming the latest acolyte of the Demon, as Ra's at last begins to rebuild his empire!
Tormey's art is fantastic. The action throughout is amazing and the sequence between Orphan and Ishmael is executed perfectly. Read Full Review
This is the type of issue I've been waiting for. Great, over the top action that uses the character work that came before it to make it that much better. The art by Cian Tormey is perfect for the crazy action going on and I am so happy that I can recommend this issue! Read Full Review
I have been enjoying Hill's take on Batman and the Outsiders. I look forward to seeing how they overcome the machinations of Ra's Al Ghul, and to see what shape the team is in after the dust settles. Read Full Review
I've seen some people refer to Batman & the Outsiders as a slow burn. I don't think it's that at all. I think, more than anything, Hill needed to get editors out of his way, and he just needed a few issues to really find his footing. At this point, he's done that and then some! Batman & the Outsiders #7 is a stellar issue that delivers on plot progression, characterization, and throws in a surprising twist as well! I don't know where Hill plans on taking this book, but I know I'll be along for the ride because the title deserves your time and attention. Read Full Review
This title tries to do a lot, and it doesn't always succeed, but the ambition is coming together into something pretty compelling. I'm hoping this next arc focused on Duke doubles down on those strengths. Read Full Review
If you want to read a comic which is more than just action, this title is highly recommended. Read Full Review
Batman and the Outsiders #7kicks off a new story arc while continuing to build on threads from previous issues, even if the Dark Knight himself is mostly absent from the title. Hill taking a slow-burn approach with the plot allows the readers to stay invested in the characters and is a great way to further develop them, especially with Duke. Time will tell if the Signal continues to shine bright or if he succumbs to the will of Ra's al Ghul. Read Full Review
Ra's Al Ghul's psychological warfare is starting to tear the Outsiders apart from within. The Demon's Head is slowly turning the young heroes Batman has recruited into tools of his dark agenda. Can Black Lightning and Katana save these young heroes before the darkness consumes them? Read Full Review
Batman and the Outsiders #7 is one of the best issues of the series due to its refined focus on two conflicts. Read Full Review
High speed and high stakes action with some good art. Read Full Review
Batman and the Outsiders #7 still struggles a bit with too much exposition, but we're finally getting into the story for real now -- and it's one that has promise. Read Full Review
Prelude:
Though the annual was an improvement, Batman and the Outsiders has been dipping recently in quality. Let's see how this issue goes.
The Good:
Orphan was badass here.
It all falls apart for our team.
Some interesting developments.
The Bad:
Some twists don't make any lick of sense.
Art is a bit house style.
Conclusion:
It's an improvement over last issue for sure. The story is progressing and everything is falling apart.
Without soy doing the art it lacks for me
Pretty good issue.
" I Free... Now. "
- CASSANDRA CAIN
This was fine, but I just feel that I'm not fully invested in this.
It just feels like this series is sputtering. I'm fast losing interest and this issue doesn't do much to help.
Ah, curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!
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