Batman #908
SCORE: 65
There are things I like about Batman #908 and things I am not a fan
of. Batman #908 is part of the Dawn of DC. The numbering I am using goes
along with the legacy system. On the front cover Batman #908 says it is
Batman #143. There are thirty pages of comic book content within Batman
#908. Advertisements can be found all throughout the Batman #908 comic
book. The interview page of Mike Perkins can also be found in Batman
#908.
There will be spoilers in this review of this comic book. I am
interested in the storyline and how Batman stops the Joker. Batman #908
is the second part of the Joker Year One. I am unclear how many parts
there will be of this particular storyline. I am still somewhat engaged
in this storyline and want to see how it eventually plays out. Joker
learns to lose all of his fear and how to create different personalities
in Batman #908.
The issues families can have with Batman #908 are violence, blood, lack
of attire and more. Things go really wrong for Batman in this comic
book. Selina winds up getting infected with the Joker virus. The rest of
the Bat-family is also infected with the Joker virus. Joker sort of
hangs around Batman in Batman #908. I am not really sure what his point
is in Batman #908. He is like some ghoul hanging around.
I am not big on the art in Batman #908. Some of the art in Batman #908
feels like it belongs in a museum with that realistic look. Other art in
Batman #908 is dark and grainy. I am not too clear why these different
styles are being used. At times the art in Batman #908 reminds me of
some of the older Sandman comic books. I was not a fan of that artwork
then and am still not a fan now. I see the dramatic effects being used.
Batman #908 cost me $4.99 to purchase. I am hoping this storyline wraps
up in the near future. I am not sure how much more they can explain
about Batman and Joker after what has already been relayed to the
reader. Batman had a trainer who taught him to conquer fear. That same
teacher decided to teach the Joker. Can you guess how the Joker thanked
this teacher? If you guessed the Joker killed the teacher in Batman #908
then you would be right.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 69%
Replay/Extras: 68%
Story: 68%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Zdarsky, Camuncoli, Sorrentino, Nesi, Sanchez, Stewart
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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