Batman is ready to return to Gotham City to apply all that he's learned from his unbelievable adventure in the farthest reaches of the cosmos--but unfortunately, the Blakksun Twins still have one last lesson for him...a lesson in exploring the final frontiers of pain! It's the brutal, surprising finale to Jason Aaron and Doug Mahnke's Batman epic!
There was a lot of grit in this series, but ultimately it's a story about hope, and a story of how Batman's determination to leave no injustice unavenged transformed a whole galaxy. So far, Aaron has made a big splash in his time at DC, and it's only likely to get better from here. Read Full Review
Batman: Off-World #6 manages to stick the landing, never letting up on its bone-breaking art while showing how Batman can inspire others even if they come from a different planet. While attention might be on Aaron's Absolute Superman andTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles runs, this is still worth reading if you like his work. Read Full Review
Jason Aaron, Doug Mahnke, and co., really took us on wild and crazy space adventure with the Caped Crusader that shouldn't have work, but it did. And while issue #6 was a bit of a disappointment for me, I'll still recommend Batman: Off-World to any Batman fan. It was just pure fun, and I'm definitely picking up the trade when it comes out. The series is a solid 8/10 as a whole, but this issue. not so much. Read Full Review
Batman: Off-World #6 is a book full of awesome art, wild action scenes, but ultimately a very pedestrian plot and paper-thin characters. If you like stories of Batman being super-cool, then this story has plenty to offer. However, readers may tire of this ultra-competent Batman who has no internal struggles continuously kicking aliens in the face. Read Full Review
i take it back Jason Aaron. You didn't fell off, you just needed to be in a different company so you can write stories that you actually want to write instead of just scrambling ideas. I would love to see Jason Aaron tackle a long-running series in Main DC Comics, because this is proof that Jason Aaron hasn't lost it.
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