Batman #510

Writer: Doug Moench Artist: Mike Manley, Joe Rubinstein Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: July 27, 1994 Critic Reviews: 0 User Reviews: 2
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8.8User Rating

"Knightsend" part 6, continued from ROBIN #8. Azrael's war on the criminals of Gotham City has become too brutal, so Bruce Wayne demands that Jean-Paul Valley relinquish the Batman identity. But when Valley refuses, the final battle for the mantle of the bat begins! Continued in BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT #30.

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  • 9.5

    I remember how I anticipated this issue for many moons. It didn't fail to deliver the excitement I hoped for. It had everything. Batman tried to appeal to Azrael, but he was too arrogant and full of himself to listen, forcing an evenly matched battle. And a gangster shooting at them from a helicopter above didn't help matters much. And present was Catwoman, Nightwing and Robin. Like I said this one has it all.
    This issue is exciting from its first page to its last. I remember how good it was to see the real Batman in action again and the "Fraud" as I dubbed him at the time finally getting his. If you haven't read the Knightsend saga you're missing a lot, especially since this issue alone is just one of 10 exciting chapters.

  • 8.0
    Adsun22 Feb 7, 2023

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