Two issues down and one to go, Batman and The Signal keeps lighting the path to a successful Batman spin-off. Time to get ready for the mini-series finale. Read Full Review

This miniseries is shaping up to be a tight, thrilling arc that hopefully will serve as a launchpad for similar Signal stories after its conclusion. Read Full Review

The latest issue of Batman and the Signal is filled with action, conspiracy, and heart, making for an overall incredibly enjoyable reading experience. Although a few more issues would be great to flesh out the characters and events more, Batman and the Signal #2 sets the stage for a truly remarkable final confrontation! Read Full Review

While not perfect, BATMAN AND THE SIGNAL #2 continues the trend of well-written stories coming from DARK NIGHTS: METAL. With an interesting lead hero and a fast-paced plot balancing tight and interesting artwork, this is definitely an issue to pick up. Read Full Review

Part conspiracy thriller, part action-adventure, part youth drama, Batman and the Signal #2, the second issue in Duke Thomas' first solo series unfolds in exciting fashion, bringing in several intriguing new players to Gotham's superhero scene. Read Full Review

Batman and the Signal #2 cranks the dial with a great sense of pacing. Many questions were asked, and almost just as many were answered. Gotham during the day truly is a different kind of world of its own. It's hard to believe that it really took the emergence of the Signal to get this kind of experience. Read Full Review

The series really could have been called "The Signal," because at this point Bats just pops in to make sure Duke didn't break anything in the cave he paid for. It looks like they're finally going to team up in the next issue, and it'll be fun to watch that dynamic play out. Batman and The Signal #2 is a great read, and if you haven't read the first one, just go ahead and grab that one, too. Read Full Review

With one issue to go in the mini-series, the mystery of Duke Thomas and the meta-humans comes into focus with a villain that has the usual motivations we've seen time and again. With the climax of the story here, issue three has everything it needs to conclude Duke's first outing on a high. Read Full Review

A solid second issue fleshing out the powers Duke has yet to really understand. Read Full Review

Duke Thompson is investigating what's behind the meta-human crisis, and how they all seem to be linked to him. What role does Batman play in the creation of the meta-humans? Is someone else pulling the strings? Read Full Review

Thismini-series was one of the more eagerly anticipated titles spinning out of Metal. The delays between issues does not help, but the scope of Duke's powers and how he is connected to others that have also developed abilities should be enticing enough for you to forgive these long waits. Read Full Review

Bats is firmly in the background, Detective Aisi doesn't make much of an impression and the juvenile delinquent baddies have confusing abilities and not much personality; if you're here then it's got to be for the journey of Duke Thomas. He may be one more family member than we need but he definitely has potential. The story moves quickly enough and I'm keen to see how it's all tied up in the last issue. Read Full Review

This is a mess, but at least Cully Hamner's artwork makes it a good looking mess. Read Full Review

The artwork is still fantastic and the link to Dark Nights Metal has finally been made clear but only the most devout Batman readers will have any hope of following this story. Read Full Review

I love the artwork for this series, especially the character designs. I've already gushed about Palette, Null, and Killjoy, but there are so many others as well; such as Duke (obviously) both in and out of his suit, Detective Aisi, and the backup Robins. I haven't had a lot of time to get used to any of them yet, but I can still tell them all apart at a glance, which is a big deal for me. I also love the color palettes chosen - especially for the tech and abilities " the way they're portrayed is fantastic. Read Full Review

Duke evolving as a vigilante separate from Batman this soon is indeed something different, and having former Robins as his backup make for a really good team. So far so good, but again the art could be better. Nuff said. Read Full Review

This mini-series is drawing close to its conclusion with many questions still unanswered and a few concepts left unexplored. Unfortunately, this miniseries seems to be turning into the kind of generic detective story we see as filler in other comic series. Hopefully, it can finish off strong. Read Full Review

This series may have benefited if Metal would have finished before it came out.......... or if we really knew anything about Duke's powers because as of right now...... I feel completely lost in this series and I really don't know what it is trying to convey to me.  The art is decent and I enjoyed some character interactions, but I really have no idea what's going on in this story. Read Full Review

There's real heart to Thomas as a character, but this mini-series provides no room for readers to find it, which is a real shame. Read Full Review

After the one who was surprisingly good, I decide to take this issue for decide either or not if I would follow this title.
They start just little further after last number. Duke is in trouble but both his aid at his HQ are ready to help him through.
And that went well until the Null come in once more. Luckily for Duke the GCPD came to the rescue.
The writer try to teas us with the mysterious Center. And Duke will discover form where the power is emitted. And he will ask Batman for Answers. But that's not Batman but the Center who's behind it.

Cover - Their is some link to what I read. And She is not that Bad. 1.5/2
Writing- I was less carried than with the 1. I'm little disappointed to not the more of Null partners possibility. And I don't find the end very untertaining. 1.5/3
Arts - The art is still good. Even if I'm not fund of the Cliffanger. 2.5/3
Feeling - Their some part I like, but more that I don't give a damn about. And I sense the writer push more in that way. So I will stop there. 0/2 more

Another issue with a horrible character in Duke and terrible artwork.