"The Many Arms Of Death" part three! Batwoman's identified the cancer spreading through the lawless nation of Coryana, but to fight back, she's going to need an army...and the only soldiers at hand belong to the island's deadly warlords and gang leaders! Can Kate rally every one of these cutthroats to a common cause? Or will Coryana collapse into the same wretched hive of scum and villainy it's always been? The fate of one of Kate's greatest loves hangs in the balance...
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This is a great thriller with well-done character development and a plot that engages. The artwork is beautiful and I can't wait for the next issue. Read Full Review
Usually the third installment in a story arc is filled with exposition and erroneous background info, that is not the case here and I'm grateful to the creative team for going for homeruns with every issue that I've read so far. Overall, this issue is not only on par with the previous ones but it builds on the momentum created in the previous issues but, connects them adding layers to the story and allowing for some top notch entertaining reading. Bennett and Tynion raised the stakes and, gave us full fire awesomeness that has me fully primed to check out the next issue because, I need to know what happens next. Read Full Review
Kate Kane is digging deeper into The Many Arms of Death and is digging up some of her past along the way. With last issues reveal of the creepo twins at the middle of it all, let's join Julia Pennyworth in some Creepy Twin Bingo as Kate goes to confront them. Read Full Review
‘The Many Arms of Death' is turning out to be an exciting story arc and is a perfect way to kick off Batwoman's solo Rebirthseries. Issue #3 delivers everything I was hoping for: balanced writing, amazing artwork, excellent pacing and a great title character. Read Full Review
These issues have gotten better with each installment. I've learned a lot of things about Batwoman and her relationships. As always, the art and writing was phenomenal. We can give a big thank you to Steve Epting, Jeromy Cox,James Tynion IV and Marguerite Bennett. I'm more than excited for the next issue. If you haven't already, make sure to check out the first two installments of the Batwoman Rebirth Comics. Read Full Review
Once gain,Batwomandelivers on a story that is deeply wrapped in mystery, romance, and adventure. SteveEpting'sart is quite possibly one of the most beautiful out of all the DC books right now.Marguerite Bennett & JamesTynionIV are a dream team, having been nominated for andhaving won (respectively) the GLAAD Media Award, which is an accolade given by the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community to recognize and honor various branches of the media for their outstanding representation of LGBT characters and issues that affect their lives.Batwomangoes way beyondthe topic ofher sexuality, and this book givesKatethe chance to shine, weaving all the complicated issues of her past together to give us the heroine we all deserve. Read Full Review
Another strong issue due to fantastic noir sensibilities and well-drawn action. Read Full Review
This issue is one step away from being filler, but it gets some threads on the right path for the conclusion coming in the next issue. Read Full Review
Bennett and Tynion still play it safe in this issue as Kate's investigation of the mysterious island and its inscrutable inhabitants inches forward. We get the promise of some major threats on the horizon, but for now Kate still feels like she's reacting rather than acting. The next issue might change that, though, and in the meantime, Epting's art makes this well worth the price of admission; it is, truly, the heart of this comic at the moment. Read Full Review
One issue of this might have been effective, as evidenced by the excellent #1, but "Batwoman" needs to step it up. Read Full Review
The Monster Men story seems to be on hold, as Batwoman has her sights on liberating Coryana, resulting in a pretty typical, white saviour plot. With two issues left in this opening arc, I can't see how this storyline will conclude in a clean, satisfying manner. Read Full Review
The creative team on the new Batwoman has yet to sell me on their storyline, and the longer they delay the juicy mysteries, the less interested I'm going to be in their new characters and villains. Read Full Review
More of the same from this issue of Batwoman. We are learningabout this situation at a snail's pace and I still can't bring myself to careat all. We get a couple more fights that are indistinguishable from the othersso far in the series and the art is at least pretty good this issue. However,overall the book is still a bore and nothing really seems to be changing and Icouldn't care less. Read Full Review
This series continues at a breakneck pace! It almost moves so fast as to be a detriment, but nothing is badly-explained or confusing. There's just very little breathing room. I'd much rather any story be too fast than too slow, so I don't mind this.
The Many Arms of Death are looking like the overarching villains of the series, with Knife being well-established as Kate's new archenemy through a variety of comparisons and contrasts so far this arc. Not a lot of flashbacks this issue, which was a pity because of how key Kate's past on Coryana is to almost every element of this story. But there's still two issues left, so I trust that'll be handled.
the art/action in this one was underwhelming and im not sure if I will continue this series after this arch if quality doesn't get back on track.
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