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    Detective Comics » Detective Comics #936 - Rise of the Batmen Part Three: Army of Shadows released by DC Comics on September 2016.

    jim158's Detective Comics #936 - Rise of the Batmen Part Three: Army of Shadows review

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    Great Comics

    This is another Rebirth book that has been great. I thought the transition from Marvel to DC Comics was going to be hard or impossible, but with the great stories that are coming out of Rebirth it is so easy to want more. In this book we get a little more of Bat Woman's background story and an awesome new villain. Maybe they are not villains. You could easily pick up the story line with this as your first buy. Don't miss the boat! DC Rebirth is all that!
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      Detective Comics #936 - Rise of the Batmen Part Three: Army of Shadows by caivu on July 13, 2016

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      Detective Comics #936 - Rise of the Batmen Part Three: Army of Shadows by mrmazz on July 13, 2016

      Rise of the Batmen Chapter Three “Army of Shadows” – Written by James Tynion IV, Pencils and Letters by Alvaro Martinez, Inks by Raul Fernandez, Colors by Marilyn PatrizioChange in the art department can be jarring for readers. You get used to one style and suddenly It’s different, it’s one of my main anxieties regarding next week’s Green Arrow. That isn’t the case in Detective Comics now with the art team of Alvaro Martinez on pencils/letters, Raul Fer...

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