Batman discovers the malevolent force behind the huge robot that's menacing Gotham City--and it pits Bruce Wayne against Metropolis mogul Lex Luthor for the first time. "Rules of Engagement" part 2.
Does the team of Andy Diggle, Whilce Portacio, Richard Friend and I.L.L. seem as at ease and polished as the one of Darwyn Cooke, Tim Sale and Dave Stewart over at Superman: Confidential? Maybe not. Okay, most probably not. However, content wise, the second issue of this series entertained me more than the second issue of that series, and at the end of the day, that (and not the re-write/re-invention of the respective character) is what I am looking for in both these titles. Read Full Review
While this series is a valiant attempt at emulating Batman Begins, its just not working. The artwork is also inconsistent throughout, there are panels with great environments and really some great art, while there are others where Bruce Wayne looks different in two different places on the same page or he has the deer with headlights look on a number of different occasions. The issue as a whole just doesnt work and is on its way off my pull list. Read Full Review
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