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Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two

 

 

SCORE: 66

 

 

 

I am very thankful I was able to find and purchase a copy of the Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two graphic novel. This graphic novel cost me $19.99. Initially I thought that was pricey, then I thought about how many pages are in this graphic novel. There are one hundred and ninety-two pages in Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two. Compared to the comic books by themselves Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two is actually a decent deal. There is even some nice art work at the end of Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two.

There will be spoilers in my review of the Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two graphic novel. There are seven comic books and one short story included in Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two. The issues families can have with Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two are lack of attire, violence, blood, promotion of sexual deviancy, and more. The Deadman appears in multiple parts of Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two. He is a spirit that possesses people.

We get the Court of Owls within Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two as well. They use Talons that are undead warriors to fight for them. There is a mayoral candidate in Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two that wants to get rid of Batman. This politician is also extremely corrupt and working with the Mad Hatter. The Huntress Batgirl story within Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two is interesting.

I really do enjoy the artwork within Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two. It is just like the Batman TAS cartoon. I wish they would bring that back or the Justice League series back. There was such good stories in those shows. Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two is not quite up to snuff in the story telling department which is a real shame. The Penguin is so abused in Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two.

Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two is an okay trip down memory lane. I am not big on the whole mayoral candidate that is corrupt. I know there are plenty of corrupt politicians. There are also good ones trying to get the government out of our way so we can succeed. Now I am completely caught up on the Batman TAS comics that were released over the last couple of years. I liked the variant covers near the end of Batman The Adventures Continue Season Two.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 59%
Writing: 68%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 69%
Family Friendly Factor: 59%

System: Graphic Novel
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Burnett, Dini, Burchett, Templeton, Gibson, Kubina
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated

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