Batman Universe #2 is magic. The cliffhanger ending this month gives readers a real indicator as to why this series has “universe” in the title. We leave Batman on a wing and a prayer, and with the knowledge that he'll be facing a Savage foe in issues to come. Read Full Review

If you aren't reading Batman Universe then you ABSOLUTELY NEED TOO. Read Full Review

I like a good mystery, but I wish it was not following a cliche through a series of scenic backdrops. Locations are great when they drive the story. It will take time to see if the destinations are more than just eye candy. I like the pacing and overall story are fleshed out with developments and dialogue. Read Full Review

Readers, this IS Batman. Bendis gets the average/ above average human crime fighter. If you're listening DC, how about moving Bendis to BATMAN after issue 85? Just a thought. Readers, if you love old school Batman, crime-fighting Batman, and a Batman prepared for anything, this is your book. Pick this classic-vibe Batman issue up and lock in on this series! I am genuinely excited about next months adventure. Read Full Review

Brian Michael Bendis' DC work has been a mixed bag since he arrived at the company, but this former Walmart exclusive comic has shown off all of his strengths " namely whip-fast dialogue and a great sense of tone and place " with none of the weaknesses in Batman Universe #2. Read Full Review

Overall, Batman: Universe #2 feels like a story out of the Justice League: Unlimited cartoon or The New Batman Adventures " which is a pretty high compliment. The cliffhanger at the end of the book keeps the story engaging and has me on the edge of my seat waiting in anticipation for the next issue. With only six issues in the series and the entirety of it already released in Batman Giant, I have no doubt the story will continue to visit beloved parts of the DCU. If you are a fan of Batman or any of the more kid-friendly Batman cartoons, this is a must-read. Read Full Review

Batman Universe #2(Bendis, Derrington) continues the reprints of the Walmart Giants with a classic-feeling Batman story getting back to the roots of what has made the character great for the past 80 plus years. Read Full Review

Batman Universe #2 is a refreshing take on Batman and his rogues. This issue can be enjoyed by any casual reader as well as long-time fans. Read Full Review

By harkening back to Batman as a stalwart, super-spy detective, Brian Michael Bendis and Nick Derington deliver the action, humor, and characterization we crave from DC. Read Full Review

From front to back, Batman: Universe is a winner. The writing is snappy, with some great dialogue and character interactions, and the plot is an insane ride that barrels through each stop with barely any time to catch your breath. It's the art of Nick Derington, Dave Stewart, and Josh Reed that really sets this book over the top, though. Much like Bendis' plotting, the visual aesthetic is fairly simple and stylized, but perfect for the rollicking adventure that's set forth in the narrative. Truly, I do not want to see the day where I don't find any joy in reading a Batman story where he sass-talks Green Arrow before jetting off to Gorilla City. Read Full Review

Nick Derington creates some interesting and fun art in this issue and the action is fantastic. Read Full Review

Batman: Universe serves as a love letter to both the DC universe and Batman's ability to adapt to any genre or setting. Superhero comics are rarely any more fun than this. Read Full Review

This book may be the equivalent of slamming action figures together, but damn if Batman: Universe isn't a blast to read. Read Full Review

A vast improvement over the first issue and an excellent advertisement for Batman and the DC Universe. Worth picking up. Read Full Review

Batman and Green Arrow is a team up I didn't know I wanted and a Batman space adventure? Man, this is the best thing DC has gotten from the Bendis contract. Nick Derington is great as always, maybe a bit rushed looking in comparison to the last batch of issues.

This one's surprisingly funny at times, it also keep readers focused on the story. Have to say Bendis really understands Batman.

Another great issue. Good dialogue from bendis though I find Batman yelling out other heroes secret identity a bit outta character.

Batman: Universe 2 was a ton of fun. The tone was light and Batman and Green Arrow make for a hilarious dynamic, even though the dialogue was a bit choppy between them at times. Batman visits Gorilla City and it looks like Thanagar now too, so what more could you want

Derington is always a great treat. Bendis's script was fun too.

Better than issue one, by far. Still weary of where this is going because trusting Bendis would be a mistake.

"That is such a Batman thing to do"

Funny, cheesy and with some nice action.

A good, light read.

Please stop yelling your own and other’s secret identities on the rooftop right next to a super villain.