In a faraway, war-torn galaxy, Batman sets his sights on the villainous Blakksun Mining Company. But standing in his way is the most ruthless bounty hunter in the universe, a man known only as the Thanagarian.
Fantastic stuff, and I wonder if this is a prelude to Aaron taking over Batman. Read Full Review
Batman Off World #4 offers readers an intergalactic adventure that is as visually stunning as it is engaging. From the vibrant colors to the intricate character designs, every aspect of this comic series is crafted with care and precision. By pushing the boundaries of imagination and exploring new frontiers, Batman Off World 4 expands the scope of the Batman mythos while staying true to its core values. Read Full Review
Batman: Off-World #4 starts the back half of the series with a new threat and a new look into Batman's head. So far this comic has been firing on all cylinders, and signs point to it ending just as strongly as it began. One can only hope that between Off-World and his stint on Action Comics that Aaron gets to cut loose on other DC icons. Read Full Review
While Batman: Off-World #4 continues the fun, smash 'em-up story, the main plot feels like it's floundering, due to the lack of any real, in-depth characterization. The art's more than worth the price of admission, but for me, this feels like ultimately shallow entertainment. Read Full Review
All around, this is a truly interesting read and feels like a turning point for this title. Read Full Review
This is the best series that Jason Aaron has written since his Thor run. I was skeptical of the premise of Batman in space, but it works really well and actually makes sense. Why wouldn't Batman want to be prepared for alien attacks?
The supporting cast of Ione and Punchbot are also great new additions to the DC universe, and the art is fantastic.
A fun comic with stellar art. This is right up my alley because I've wanted more deep space/cosmic odyssey books for years. Weird it's a Batman book that gives that to me.
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