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    Batman: Streets of Gotham #12

    Batman: Streets of Gotham » Batman: Streets of Gotham #12 - The Carpenter's Tale, Part 1 of 2; Identity Crisis released by DC Comics on July 2010.

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    Batman: Streets of Gotham #12 - The Carpenter's Tale, Part 1 of 2; Identity Crisis by dr__maxwell on May 21, 2010

    I've always liked SoG, more so than the regular ongoing Batman, the stories have been good and the art has been consistently amazing, but this issue seems to have droped the ball a little, well for me at least.  In short this issue focuses way to much on Jenna Duffy and this new villain, The Director. These characters really don't appeal to me that much, sure its cool how Duffy ties in to the Broker and how she's been making all the hideouts as of late, but its only cool when its for the well kn...

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    You should always know exactly who you are hiring or working for. 2

    Batman: Streets of Gotham #12 - The Carpenter's Tale, Part 1 of 2; Identity Crisis by harleyquinnhawkgirl on May 22, 2010

         I WILL NOT BE REVIEWING MANHUNTER IN IDENTITY CRISIS!  Story  We start this story off with Carpenter hustling pool at a pool hall. Things get out of hand when is she is accused of cheating and Batman intervenes. The Broker wants to see her and is offered a deal that she cannot refuse. She is sent to the insanely bad area of Gotham. Carpenter fights some guys that were sent to fight her by the guy she is about to work for. His name is The Director. He wants to kill Batman and film it as it h...

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