Batman must venture into the sewers as he hunts for the fabled sword of King Scimitar. But he quickly finds a devolving Killer Croc who won't let the caped crusader steal his child! But all Batman sees is...a doll? Meanwhile, Robin gets kidnapped while trailing Scarecrow. Looks like both heroes need a good doctor, but the only one to be found is a little...strange. All this and more in the next installment of your favorite audio compendium!
Even though there are still some unanswered questions and a somewhat mediocre main plot, Batman: The Audio Adventures#3 is a highly enjoyable comic. The art and character designs, along with a lighter tone helps makes this tsle of the Dark Knight standout from other Batman comics. Read Full Review
This comic is a little all over the place in terms of plotting, but some of its many subplots really hit well. Read Full Review
Overall, it is an uncomplicated series with its storytelling in the right place. Bottling Batman in a lighter setting unburdened by cynicism is a breath of fresh air. The artwork and overall cartoonish experience remains a high point, but nonetheless a niche that not everyone will buy into. For those still finding this series appealing, it continues to provide genuine entertainment without relying on twists and darker turns. Read Full Review
I'm very thankful for this issue and this series. This really fills a hole in the fact that these are light, adventure filled comics that can also pack a punch when you least expect it. I felt bad for Croc in issue 1 when he got hit the Dark Purple Dawn because love isn't an emotion he has felt much if at all. This issue we get insight into Croc's backstory and this interpretation of him has a unique twist that makes him different from other versions of Croc. While Batman searches for the Sword, Robin is out trying to figure out what fearsome plot Scarecrow is cooking up. It's just a great time and it keeps getting better every issue. Dennis McNicholas, Anthony Marques, J. Bone, Dave Stewart, Ferran Delgado, Katie Kubert and Andrew Marino a more
Another sewer story? Those are getting monotonous. Batman spends more time in the sewers than 4 certain Turtles these days. And as always Croc has to be involved. His story is getting a bit more interesting, but seems to be rapidly overshadowing the main plot. Still, this is better than anything else Batman on the shelves now.
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