Batman is hot on the trail of a murder suspect, but first he'll have to get past Two-Face. Even though Harvey Dent seems to be asserting control, how long before he becomes a sociopathic criminal once again? More importantly, what is Dent's connection to the victim, and what does it all have to do with the terrorist organization of slithering serpents called Kobra?! Whatever it is, it's big enough to reunite Jim Gordon and former district attorney Harvey Dent, and that meeting alone is worth the cover price.
Batman's newest partner...Two-Face? As Harvey Dent's persona asserts fragile control over the villain's psyche, the Dark Knight, Com more
This issue fully realizes the potential of a Two-Face story that fans would hope for. The story by Robinson saunters somewhere between action packed thriller and crime procedural while remembering to tell a good story. The art by Segovia is simply flawless, as each panel could be a poster. Overall, an entertaining issue that fans will love to re-read. Read Full Review
As it is teased in the publisher's summary, it appears as though Two-Face has 'teamed up' with the Dark Knight for the time being in order to face a greater evil that threatens Gotham City. But, things are never as they appear, are they?Detective Comics (2016-) #990 is a solid issue that wastes no time getting started, and immediately generates interest for future issues. Read Full Review
The art is some of the best of Segovia's career. The guy is a marvel. I can't say enough about it. This has turned out to be a solid tale in the continuing story of the Caped Crusader! Read Full Review
Detective Comics #990 is a mysterious exploration into the psychology of Two-Face as well as Batmans relentless desire to find Harvey Dent within the chaos. The use of mystery and drama along with a few twists make it one of the best issues in the arc! Read Full Review
A good issue that plays around with your expectations of Batman and Harvey Dent. Read Full Review
"Deface the Face" isn't necessarily strong on plot, but it's so far been an excellent roller coaster of unstoppable action"and it looks like it's just about ready to fly straight off the rails into new and exciting territory! Read Full Review
After a clunky start this story is now in full flow. Two-Face continues to terrify and fascinate me in equal measure. Is Harvey's long dormant personality trying to fight through? I'll definitely be here for Detective Comics #991 to find out. Read Full Review
Segovia's art is really good. I liked all of the action beats in this issue and they would have had more dramatic tension if the characters didn't dismiss or diminish what I am seeing on the page. Other than that, this is a solid issue that does a good job of making me interested in what happens next. Read Full Review
The issue looks good and is a fast, exciting read, but there's just very little substance here. It lacks the nuance of Robinson's last Batman arc. Read Full Review
Not a lot of exposition in this issue but a quick read as the action flows and the panels with great art are the highlights of this issue. Not to say nothing happens, We get one step closer to finding out Two-Faces motivation and Batman seems to know what's coming up even if the reader doesn't. It's a compelling look into the relationship between Bruce Wayne and Harvey Dent as we all wonder which side the coin will land on once again. ***1/2 (8.7 rating) Read Full Review
Deface the Face suffers from trying to cover a lot of ground. Its solution to a lot of the narrative questions is to throw most stuff into the mix and see if it works. Ultimately, this approach leaves it a bit muddied in its intent and execution. Read Full Review
Its still a little for me to really judge this new arc, the past few issues were very enjoyable. However, it feels like back to back filler. Which slows my enthusiasm to find out what's going on. Filler needs to be captivating in my opinion, otherwise its just dissatisfying build up which is what we've got the last two issues of the series. Read Full Review
Detective Comics has everything going for it, but something is still not quite right. Read Full Review
We get a little more Two-Face in this issue, but unfortunately, we also get some forced dialogue and situations that still don't push the overall narrative forward by much. The issue looks great, but I need some more story going forward. Hopefully, that starts next issue. Read Full Review
There just isn't much to this issue despite some of the fun I had with it. The story only seems to be picking up, a mere three issues away from concluding. It's pretty typical of current Robinson, but I digress. The art is fantastic, though there are two too many double page spreads for my liking. Read Full Review
This installment was the weakest of Robinson's run. Hopefully this was an off issue and he gets things back on track as this has been a very enjoyable read. Read Full Review
Imexpecting answers next issue. These extended story arcs can be frustrating,even with the two-weeks schedule many of DCs titles adhere to. Im eager tosee the stories advance quicker. Heres hoping we will enjoy a more solidchapter in two weeks. Read Full Review
This story could be so much better, without Robinson. Read Full Review
Detective Comics #990 continues the "Deface the Face" story arc. I'm not a fan of this story so far or its depiction of Batman.
This Version of Batman is a bit too arrogant and snarky. It seems that James Robinson does not have a good grasp of the character and it doesn't appear that this is the same Batman that is being written across the line. This speaks more to the editing of the series than the writer.
This Two-Face also seems weird. He blames Gordon for the current situation but turns around and saves him later in the issue.
There's not much else going on here. I read it in about 5 minutes and aside from some great art in spots by Stephen Segovia and Ivan Plascencia the book isn't really worth t more
Not a strong issue, but not a bad one either. It just lacks proper narrative leading somewhere, which makes it look and feel like a filler, for the very most part. I have to say, I'm not impressed, and feel the entire story may have been so much better. Previous chapters were, after all.
Art was okay and the dialogue was ok at best. Glad we are seeing more of the Signal unfortunately during half of the issue I was a bit lost. I was not too impress with the cliffhanger on the previous issue and even less with this weeks. Feel like we are missing a few pages.
sometimes you need a filler issue to just get the plot to the next book...
from a base of 6, this gets a rating of: 6.
Not very good. It's the dialogue. No one sounds right. That seems to be a common trope in Robinson's writing.
Jesus Christ this dialogue.
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