Bruce Wayne's journey to become the Dark Knight has taken him around the globe several times, but his training is nearly complete. His trials, however, haven't gone unnoticed: someone has been watching him...hunting him! The final test of the Batman begins!
I would say that I'm hoping Batman: The Knight sticks the landing in its first two issues, but it's pretty safe to assume at this point that it will. Read Full Review
As we enter the last act of Bruce's journey, we get another all-time classic issue. Read Full Review
The series continues to be action-packed and full of suspense as well as thrills and clever twists that keep readers excited and on their toes. BATMAN: THE KNIGHT continues to be a must-read for any and all BATMAN fans and I highly recommend picking this issue up as well as the series. Nevertheless, this isnt the issue to hop on board. There is tons of background information that Zdarsky assumes youve been privy to, which isnt a bad thing. Readers should just pick up back issues and trades before diving into this issue of BATMAN: THE KNIGHT. Let me know what you think, have a great week, and God Bless! Read Full Review
This series has never been less than good, and in recent months has been truly excellent. Batman: The Knight #8 has turned the “friend turned foe” trope on its head and done something surprising with it. It's rare for a comic to catch me off guard, or for a story to deliver something I didn't see coming. The breadcrumbs and clues in this series are as masterfully crafted as the misdirection and red herrings. What we're being given is a story that truly adds to Batman's legend, something for which I'm very grateful. Read Full Review
This is superhero storytelling of the highest quality. I cannot recommend it strongly enough. Read Full Review
Carmine Di Giandomenico deliver some beautifully detailed art that is filled with action. The character designs and emotions come through on each page. Read Full Review
Batman: The Knight #8 gets far too distracted by all of the disparate plot elements it wants to introduce, causing it to lose focus on Bruce's character development which is what the story was supposed to be about. Anton's return feels like an intrusion as Bruce is forced to constantly think about what he's doing. The story is as well illustrated as always and the brief moments we get to see Bruce grow into Batman are well done, but that is quickly derailed by the introduction of a series main villain that feels unnecessary. Read Full Review
Some twists here I'm not sure entirely work, but the artwork and this deconstruction of Batman's origin myth still has it's strengths. We are about to head into more familiar ground.
Definitely weaker than the previous issues, but I'm looking forward to how Chip will wrap this one up.
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