This was another great issue following the Court of Owls arc. I have particularly like the unknown of this group of characters and how they act. A lot of readers know Batman and the way the bad guys are "supposed to act", not so with Talon...
My favorite part of the issue was the crotch kick.
I don't think it was as good as Batman #5, but was well done and a bit creepy in its own respect. I enjoyed how distorted Batman looks throughout this series.
SummaryBatman fights the Talon through the very foundations of Gotham City, but after the events of last issue, does he have enough sanity or strength to survive? Also in this issue, more secrets are brought to light – yet not necessarily explained - and we are left with yet another shocking cliff-hanger.What I liked· This was all one scene?!: Although there are defining moments of this issue, there are no stark cutaways and no switching between characters or locations. This issue feels very “in...
Madness.Madness is the key to this issue. When I first saw the cover to this issue I thought it was just awesome, but if you've read the previous issue, then you understand the true significance of the cover. It's frightening, a terrifying image of Batman twisted and corrupted into an Owl. His empty eyes reflect no soul as he reaches right for you, attempting to claw at your face right through the cover, his face ravenous in an expression of pure seething evil.And Capullo carries this artwork ab...