In its search for ancient relics, the League of Assassins encounters the new bearer of the jade ring of Jong Li: Alan Scott! Meanwhile, in Metropolis, passionate reporter Lois Lane sets out for Kansas to investigate the robber baron looking to buy the Daily Planet…Lex Luthor!
Batman: Gotham by Gaslight - The Kryptonian Age #4 marks the completion of the first quarter of the story, giving a taste of familiar character arcs while seamlessly introducing the Superman elements to the story. While this issue is more of a segway issue, it still keeps the excitement building and the wait for the next issue to hit stands. Read Full Review
Overall, if you want some classic Logan, fantastic fight scenes, and want in on the start of something new, head to your local comic shop and grab, 'WOLVERINE, from the ashes.. A new beginning.' Read Full Review
Overall, Batman: Gotham by Gaslight – The Kryptonian Age #4 is a well-written and visually stunning comic book. While the pacing might be slower than previous issues, the character development and world-building are strong. Fans of the series will appreciate the deeper exploration of Bruce Wayne's motivations and the growing conflict between him and Superman. Read Full Review
Batman: Gotham by Gaslight - The Kryptonian Age #4 is still very much in table-setting mode four issues in. As long as your patience isn't starting to wear thin, there's still plenty to recommend this book on. Read Full Review
Batman: Gotham By Gaslight - The Kryptonian Age #4 gives Elseworlds fans plenty of cool developments to chew on with the introduction of Superman's supporting cast of characters and the first Green Lantern. Admittedly, the plot and direction of the story take a back seat to the world-building, but the twists are interesting enough to hold your attention for the time being. Read Full Review
this is a nice reinterpretation of the Justice League in a steampunk era
I really like the world and characters but this series really struggles with pacing. There's so much going on without much progression that it makes it hard to get fully invested in the story.
This really isn't a Batman book. Nor is it really a Gotham book. Diggle has jumped it off the rails to include the artic and other areas. They should have named this book differently as he didn't hold to the concept of the original. It's throwing me to be honest. Wonder Woman is with Adam strange in the artic and now Allan Scott has a Green Lantern ring that only works three times. Catwoman has not been seen again and Batman is barely seen in this issue. I'd like Diggle to get back on track in the next issue.
My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/x6KrheTHy6g
© 2024
/4_medium.webp)
Prev
