Batman: Eternal #37

6.3

Critic Reviews

9 Reviews
6.3

User Reviews

15 Reviews
Writer Tim Seeley, Kyle Higgins, Ray Fawkes, James Tynion IV, Scott Snyder
Artist Andrea Mutti
Cover Price $2.99

Only Catwoman can help Batman now, but Catwoman is long gone! In her place? A woman more ruthless than Batman ever expected

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CRITIC REVIEWS

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  • 10

    DC Comics News - Renee Montoya

    Dec 21, 2014

    This issue is definitely no disappointment and this series is worth sticking through. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    AIPT - Jordan Richards

    Dec 17, 2014

    This felt like a very eventful issue. Lots of things were going on"a lot of follow up on several previous storylines"and a lot of good character moments throughout. Everything felt rather engaging and enjoyable to read in my personal opinion, helped by a lot of good writing and some rather enjoyable dialogue. Now, I would have preferred to see more of Selina's rise to power, like getting into contact with the crime families and how they first reacted, but what can you do? The only real thing I had a big problem with was the artwork from Andrea Mutti. It's rather bland, with none of it really fitting the tone and the characters. The drab colors and occasional miscolor didn't help either, like Selina's skin tone that made her look more like Julia. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    All-Comic - Dan Leicht

    Dec 18, 2014

    This week showed some of Batmans progression, but was more suited to seeing what his enemies are up to. Oh, and Batwing is in trouble. Who you gonna call? Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Weekly Comic Book Review - Loukas

    Dec 22, 2014

    The dialogue is believable. The relationships are interesting. The plot is plausible. But why now? Why this way? The story proceeds not out of necessity or even inexorable internal forces, but according to an outline hanging on the wall of the Batman Office. It isn't a bad outline; it has served well. But an outline isn't a storyline, and an efficient presentation of plot points isn't a narrative. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    Batman-News - Brandon Mulholand

    Dec 18, 2014

    This issue was by no means bad, it just didn't have any kind of substance to it. It is fine to have these connector issues, but if there is no plot payoff to hold the attention of the audience, then the creative team needs to find some other way to make what is going on more engaging and entertaining. In the past, I have given some of these connector issues higher scores, but this particular one just felt like a cookie cutter tale. Here just to get us to the next big thing. However, if you're looking to read something awesome, check out Batman #37. It came out today as well, and far more worth your time. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    Outright Geekery - Adam Normal

    Dec 19, 2014

    The next act of Batman Eternal starts this week, but with not too much of a bang. Tim Seeley's script is mostly workman like in nature and since this is the first issue of the next act, there are none of the spectacles that we have come to expect out of this book. Read Full Review

  • 5.0

    Newsarama - Pierce Lydon

    Dec 18, 2014

    This is the worst I've seen Batman Eternal look in a while. Read Full Review

  • 4.5

    Weird Science - Jim Werner

    Dec 23, 2014

    I didn't like this issue.  Tim Seeley transitioned the book into the next big thing, but the weak characterizations and odd interactions had me more confused than excited.  Couple that with below average art and you get an issue that I can't recommend. Read Full Review

  • 1.0

    Henchman-4-Hire - Sean Ian Mills

    Dec 20, 2014

    Batman Eternal is a mediocre 6-issue Batman story stretched out for a whole year because the gimmick was more important than the actual story. Read Full Review

USER REVIEWS

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  • 8.0

    WhiteLantern

    Dec 18, 2014

    This issue is not the best that Eternal has to offer, but it's still really good. There are a lot of plots being set up, as well as small advancement of the Jason Bard mega arc. Tim Seeley does a great job with writing, and you had to know it was going to have some horror elements. The haunting we see after what Batwing went through at Arkham is interesting, and I'm curious to see where this goes. There's just enough set up here, while leaving enough unknown to make you want this to come back up. Catwoman's story is interesting enough, but we haven't seen enough of her takeover of the crime families here, so it doesn't feel exactly earned. There have been some time skips, and obviously she's still working off panel, but I would have liked t more

  • 7.0

    Al B. Harper

    Dec 17, 2014

    Some weak characterization and not the best art the series has seen. Hopefully it will pick up with all these villains in the mix.

  • 8.5

    Russell_326

    Dec 23, 2014

  • 8.0

    iPodwithnomusic

    Jun 12, 2019

  • 8.0

    cincyfan

    Nov 13, 2020

  • 7.5

    Serverarbengan

    Dec 17, 2014

  • 7.0

    Bkbboy

    Dec 20, 2014

  • 7.0

    Batfan

    Dec 22, 2014

  • 7.0

    mrDovydas

    Dec 29, 2014

  • 7.0

    MatchesMalone

    Feb 04, 2015

  • 6.5

    SwampyCA

    Jan 12, 2015

  • 6.5

    DaddyChar

    Apr 06, 2023

  • 2.5

    Redeadhood

    Dec 22, 2014

  • 2.0

  • 2.0

    Peaches

    Feb 08, 2015

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