Detective Comics #819

Writer: James Robinson Artist: Andy Clarke, Wayne Faucher, Leonard Kirk Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: May 3, 2006 Critic Reviews: 1 User Reviews: 5
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7.4User Rating

In part 5 of "Face the Face," the body count mounts and more villains die! While Batman continues his hunt for Gotham City's newest vigilante, Robin deals with the recent death of his father. Continued in BATMAN #653!

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    Comics Bulletin - Michael Bailey May 9, 2006

    In The End: Even though the main part of this issue was brief, the Jason Bard portion more than made up for this. This is an interesting way to tell the story as far as the Detective Comics side of the arc goes. As much as I enjoyed the Croc fight and the Jason Bard investigation, the best part of this issue by far was the one panel gag involving Alfred. The set-up was beautiful with Batman acting all serious about the gun getting looked over by someone with fresh eyes and then cutting to Alfred sitting in the Batcave whistling while he worked Seven Dwarves style. This is why I like Robinson as a writer. He has the ability to inject moments like this into his stories without having it seemed forced or out of place. Plus it was funny, which always helps. Read Full Review

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