"Fear and Loathing" part two! Stranded together in the Sahara, Batwoman could only count on her mutual-survival pact with her father to hold for so long...so it's not exactly a surprise when he turns on her! But it IS a surprise just what villain from Batwoman's past has been keeping an eye on them both: Prime!
RATED T+
The Rebirth run of Batwoman is not to be missed and ends with fans waiting for the next installment. Read Full Review
All in all, I really enjoyed this comic, I loved the darkness of the artwork that greatly complemented the story line. It makes a very interesting and enjoyable dynamic that I feel pulls the reader in that much more. Read Full Review
Incredibly visual with a setup that allows the art to shine. Read Full Review
A consistently good read that allows for good action moments and great character development. Read Full Review
Thankfully, Bennett is more ambitious than that. This issue of Batwoman departs from some of the character development weve seenrecently, in favor of more action and ingenuity. Its refreshing, if the creative team can maintain the momentum of Batwoman kicking ass. Read Full Review
Although I still wish to know more about Scarecrow's motivations, I really enjoyed issue #8. Wonderful yet eery artwork, a formidable foe and Batwoman's internal struggle with her mind made for a thrilling story and I can't wait to know what happens in the next issue. Read Full Review
Batwoman actually manages to do something that I thought impossible for this book—be entertaining. Whether this rise in quality is due to the incorporation of Scarecrow into this story or a long fight sequence that removes any need for dialogue, one thing is for certain, I enjoyed this issue and I'm almost looking forward to the next one. Granted, I can't suggest anyone hop on this book yet. It needs more than one successful issue to do that but this could be the start of something good. Read Full Review
Well-drawn, but perhaps a bit by-the-numbers in narrative execution. Read Full Review
It is interesting that the Colony and Batwoman are both hunting the Many Arms of Death, it makes it somewhat plausible that she will head up the organization in the future. Read Full Review
I feel like this story is spinning its wheels a bit as it attempts to get traction between Kate's intimate personal drama back on Coryana and the overarching vast conspiracy of the Many Hands of Death. And rather than building on the connections between these two things and advancing the story, this continues to feel like a side-mission or detour. Perhaps we'll get more meat with our potatoes in the next issue now that Batwoman has a (sort of) new ally in Colony Prime. Read Full Review
Second part of Blanco run. The story use the Colony Prime & become more clear about the mission. That show some past of Batwoman but deviated by the drogs. That show also a fight with a giant dog that I didn't care because it's not real & she didn't fight in the reality. It's more a dream.
Cover : I didn't find the variant, and this cover was a little lying about what is under the book. 1/2
Story : I find it a little disappointing. Too slow like a transition issue. The part with the lightning is very nice tho ! 2/3
Arts : Still pretty nice & effective, but sometime a little to frozen on the character body. The part about the trip is wonderfull. 2/3
Feeling : I care even less about Colony Prime. In fact if someone c more
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