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  Comics Bulletin - Ray Tate Jul 1, 2006

  Mark Evanier joins Aragons for an interesting take on Batman. It's a story that thanks to the villain seems wacky, but Evanier makes some shrewd observations regarding Batman and his effect on his universe. Aragons illustrates a pretty decent Batman. He's still rendered in Aragones' cartoony style, but Batman fights with gusto and skill. His long ears are such a welcome change from the helmet head that's adorned him since I think No Man's Land. Batman is also presented as sly. So, better than what I'm used to seeing of the Dark Knight. Tom Luth's Lee Louridge's colors only enhance Aragons art. Read Full Review

• 9.0
  Comics Bulletin - Michael Deeley Jul 14, 2006

  Its a shame Solo is coming to an end. Its the perfect series to showcase great talents like Sergio. These stories couldnt be published anywhere else. Those of you whove only known Aragones humor work will enjoy his extended comedy sequences, and his tragic tale of a father losing his son. Yes, $5 is a lot for one comic book, but this is a comic youll be reading for years to come. Reserve a permanent place in your box for this! Read Full Review

• 8.0
  Comics Bulletin - Michael Aronson Jun 29, 2006

  DC couldve opted for a more mainstream creator for this issue there are plenty of Jim Lees and Kuberts to choose from. The fact that they chose Sergio Aragons instead demonstrates their commitment to honoring industry legends and their indifference to reader interest. Though it was a losing battle from the outset, its been a fun two years, with Brendan McCarthy (who?) next issue to cap it off. Read Full Review

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