It all comes down to this…the final meeting of the Batmen! Ra’s al Ghul’s plan to dominate Gotham City crashes against the will of Bruce Wayne and Matches Malone, as the city’s power grid faces the wave of the future!
Whatever you were expecting, even if you were expecting bewildering randomness, this will still exceed and confound your every prediction. Read Full Review
If Scott Snyder would pair with Neal Adams, the Batman book that would resonate from that pairing would rival anything in the canon. But alas, we find ourselves here. Buy this series knowing that you have art that is beautiful, but a story that is muddled. Go back and re read issues #1- 6. Please comment as I would love to hear your impressions as I feel like I was give a map but nothing matters as Adam's script is word spaghetti. Read Full Review
Plagued by delays over the better part of a year and some change, Batman vs. Ra's Al Ghul goes out with a whimper with the sixth issue this week. Read Full Review
So – Batman Vs Ra's Al Ghul #6 – buy it, don't buy it, agree or disagree with me " I don't mind " but this" this was something else, and not in the way I would've liked. Read Full Review
Prestige should not be a hall pass, and while this book is ironically charming, it doesn't deserve praise for being just that, and nothing more. Read Full Review
What better way to conclude the most confusing Batman story I've ever read than in a totally confusing way. Was the real Ra's Al Ghul even involved in this? Or was it all some corny robot? This story ended with more questions than answered. With all due respect to Neal Adams, I'm sorry to say this will not likely be looked at as one of his best works. The only real praise I can give is that his art is still great. It's a style widely missed by a lot of us.
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