Batman Fortress #2
SCORE: 71
The story in takes a bit of a turn in Batman Fortress #2. There are
some shocking things that happen plus there are some things in Batman
Fortress #2 that I was not expecting. I am very thankful I had the money
to purchase a copy of the Batman Fortress #2 comic book. This is an
interesting and different Batman story. The paper has a weird texture to
it in Batman Fortress #2. There will be some spoilers in this review.
The Justice League and plenty of different airplanes from different
countries go out to attack this alien invader that made them lose power.
People are dying while this aliens are sitting there with who knows what
purpose. The attack does not go well for the people of Earth. Why is
Superman still missing? What is going on there? Numerous members of the
Justice League are captured by the alien invaders. The technology of the
aliens is way beyond what Earth has.
It looks like Cyborg dies in Batman Fortress #2. Batman saves the head
for some reason. I am hoping he plans on reviving Cyborg somehow. Cyborg
believes the alien technology is Kryptonian. Near the end of Batman
Fortress #2 we see these aliens that are hunting Superman. They believe
Superman destroyed their world. One of the aliens has a burn mark on
their face from what they claim Superman did to them. I am not sure how
much stock I put in those claims.
There is a DC Nation Spotlight on Batman #125 in Batman Fortress #2. I
have not been reading the mainline Batman comics. Honestly I do not plan
to either. The DC Nation Spotlight did not get me interested. Ads can be
found throughout this comic book that has twenty-two pages of mainline
content. Batman Fortress #2 also has a two page spread about how DC
grants black people preferential treatment. Is that even legal?
The main issue families will have with Batman Fortress #2 is violence.
The aliens send a message out to deter humans from any further attacks
on their egg like ship. Batman starts to wonder if he got the motive of
the aliens all wrong. Maybe they are not invading. Maybe they are after
something else. The great detective is trying to piece that out with
very little technology at his disposal. I am curious to see where this
comic book series goes from here.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 77%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 78%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Whitta, Robertson, Rodriguez
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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