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    Batman: Night of the Owls #1

    Batman: Night of the Owls » Batman: Night of the Owls #1 - Night of the Owls released by DC Comics on February 2013.

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    The Night the owls prowl Gotham. 0

    Batman: Night of the Owls #1 - Night of the Owls by cyclonus_the_warrior on October 29, 2013

    Batman had been on the trail of an organization called the Court of Owls, whom claim to be the true underworld rulers of Gotham City. Originally he brushed them off as an old Gotham legend, part of a nursery rhyme he grew up hearing. Things somewhat changed when the Court sent one of their assassins called a Talon to kill Bruce Wayne. Batman wasn't totally convinced of their existence though, until they forced a full confrontation with him that almost cost him his life. Batman recovers from the ...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    How to Lose Gotham (And Get it Back Again in a Couple of Hours) 0

    Batman: Night of the Owls #1 - Night of the Owls by uncas007 on July 27, 2014

    As the whole "Owls ruling Gotham" thing starts to wear thin, we are presented with one slam-bang night of bloody action as the almighty Owls let loose their centuries'-old Talons against all the powerful people of Gotham ... only to fall to the inevitable, more or less. Apparently, the Owls want to secretly rule a city that is populated mostly by the world's craziest psychopaths, corrupt politicians and police officers, and eliminating all the decent, hardworking policy and decision makers who b...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    The Fall of Gotham City (and of the series too) 0

    Batman: Night of the Owls #1 - Night of the Owls by deactivated-6069393a62f61 on December 13, 2017

    This sequel of the first volume, The Court of Owls, shows us the One-Night-War" between the Court and the Bat-Family for Gotham City. Despite the previous good storyline, this decays in a dissapointing way. The Batman Issues are good, but all the other Bat-Family Issues are literally redundant (except Nightwing, maybe). Plus, the storyline is not complete in this collection, since the battle with the Court continues until the #11 issue.Personally, I prefer Reading the City of Owls volume, sinc...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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