Batman Confidential #5
SCORE: 70
Batman Confidential #5 came from one of my sons cleaning their rooms
and finding comic books they did not know they have. I suspect Batman
Confidential #5 came from Peter's room but I am not certain anymore. The
comic books got all mixed up and sorted, resorted and have been in the
pile for some time now. Batman Confidential #5 comes to us from June
2007. The original cost of Batman Confidential #5 back in the day was
$2.99.
Advertisements can be found all throughout the Batman Confidential #5
comic book. Batman Confidential #5 contains twenty-two pages of comic
book content. There is even an editor's column near the end of Batman
Confidential #5. This comic book is the fifth in the Rules of Engagement
storyline. There is no recap so I can only infer what is going on in
this storyline.
There will be spoilers in my review of the Batman Confidential #5 comic
book. The military is being attacked by robots in Batman Confidential
#5. They are trying to hold fast against the attack. Later in Batman
Confidential #5 I learned that Lex Luthor was behind the attack. Batman
shows up and I think he ordered the military to fall back. Batman gets
past all these robots and then goes into the ducts.
The issues families can have with Batman Confidential #5 are violence,
and bad language. There is one part where a bad word is used, and
another part where the bad word is not used. Meaning they could have
used a bad word but they stopped. The violent content is mainly a lot of
explosion in relations to machines. Compared to a lot of the modern day
Batman comic books Batman Confidential #5 is pretty tame.
The comic book I have of Batman Confidential #5 is in bad shape. There
are creased edges, and some of the pages are even loose. I mean those
pages could fall out if they are not put back in place. I doubt Batman
Confidential #5 is anywhere near the original cost in terms of value
anymore. At least I was able to read and review Batman Confidential #5.
I am not sure if there are anymore of this series in my pile at this
time.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 67%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Diggle, Portacio, Friend,
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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