Bennett's run has brought this title back to the roots established in the original Rucka and JH Williams run, with some brilliant new twists involving the island of Coryana. More than anything, this title's strength is in giving Kate her own unique world to inhabit " as a global crusader for the mission of the Bat whose personal demons haunt her as much as those of her villains. Read Full Review

Batwoman #14 is a highly compelling and brutal entry in the series. Bennett, Blanco, and Rauch construct a great story of stakes both personal and apocalyptic. This one earns a strong recommendation. Give it a read. Read Full Review

Though there were some details in the dialogue and coloring I didn't love, I loved the theatricality of the issue and it does a great job of maintaining the fun, action-packed pace. Read Full Review

"Batwoman" #14 is a good-looking book with a super villain plot that is pure comic book ridiculousness, which is not to say that it's not enjoyable, especially if it helps jettison some of the ghosts that haunt our hero. Read Full Review

Some really tense moments, but they can get overwhelmed by the wordy moments and dialogue. Read Full Review

While the reveal in this issue may be lackluster at best, Batwoman continues with it's currently uptrend. It's still not a great book but it's at least a book that has become engaging with the audience. Maybe once we finally get out of this story arc which has lasted over a year we will get some great content but as for the current state of this book, I still don't feel comfortable recommending it. While the book may be better now, we had to wade through a ton of crap to get here. Read Full Review

I loved the artwork for this issue " especially Alice. I know she's already been designed and shown, but I still love her style. She even looked great in all red up on that giant projection. The cityscapes and panoramic were terribly dramatic in this issue, but it helped support the threat of what Tahani and Alice were trying to complete. Read Full Review

All-in-all, Batwoman #14 is a solid entry to the series, but not nearly as strong as some of the issues that have come before. Read Full Review

Though it's a slightly lacklustre issue, it's fun to see Alice again. The set-up isn't promising but maybe I should have more faith in Bennett; she's a talented writer and it's perfectly possible she'll land an excellent conclusion to the arc in issues #15 and 16. Read Full Review

FernandoBlancos artwork serves the Bat-franchise well, and Im confident he would dowell on any of the Bat-books. Combined with the colors of John Rauch, mood andatmosphere become the order of the day. They are an effective team, in that thework of one compliments that of the other without overshadowing it. Read Full Review

Alice's endgame is the only interesting thing in this issue. My patience with this book and Kate is diminishing quickly. I want to see the strong, heroic Kate from Detective Comics, not the unsure, self-loathing one in this book. Read Full Review