BRUCE WAYNE THE ROAD HOME CATWOMAN #1
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Art by PETER NGUYEN
Cover by SHANE DAVIS
Size: 32 pages
Price: 2.99
This review contains spoilers, click here to read
This was good, the Poison Ivy scene with the rose was classic ("MURDERER!" Ha!).
Would've been cooler if the auctioner at the Villains' Club was a guy named 'The Bidder' or something, instead of just Joe Q. Public, just like how Dini introduced 'The Broker' character in Streets of Gotham.
Kinda surprised they had Selina pass up the Pink Mynx when she did, not really like her; but it's refreshing to see someone like Vicki Vale finally trying to piece the Bat-family all together, no matter how tedious and complicated. It is the sort of thing that has been long overdue really, because it is something that would actually be quite conceivable to do. The obsessiveness about it is really what makes Vicki Vale an interesting character to me.
Been enjoying this fresh new perspective from Bruce offered up through his 'White Casebook,' it is the kind of thing we didn't get with Captain America's return, and it really shows how Bruce is able to appreciate a brand new perspective with what is his new lease on life. That he seems to be willing to learn from both the past and from what he's been through recently is pretty nice, and almost inspires hope and excitement for the future in the Batman world, because as we all know: everyone deserves a second chance, but not everyone gets one.
Peter Nguyen is sorta your poor man's version of Dustin Nguyen. His work was a bit uneven in this, although in some panels his style is seemingly even more refined that DNguyen's. I liked Peter's stuff on this, but not quite the A-list artist Dustin will always be to me.
Would've been cooler if the auctioner at the Villains' Club was a guy named 'The Bidder' or something, instead of just Joe Q. Public, just like how Dini introduced 'The Broker' character in Streets of Gotham.
Kinda surprised they had Selina pass up the Pink Mynx when she did, not really like her; but it's refreshing to see someone like Vicki Vale finally trying to piece the Bat-family all together, no matter how tedious and complicated. It is the sort of thing that has been long overdue really, because it is something that would actually be quite conceivable to do. The obsessiveness about it is really what makes Vicki Vale an interesting character to me.
Been enjoying this fresh new perspective from Bruce offered up through his 'White Casebook,' it is the kind of thing we didn't get with Captain America's return, and it really shows how Bruce is able to appreciate a brand new perspective with what is his new lease on life. That he seems to be willing to learn from both the past and from what he's been through recently is pretty nice, and almost inspires hope and excitement for the future in the Batman world, because as we all know: everyone deserves a second chance, but not everyone gets one.
Peter Nguyen is sorta your poor man's version of Dustin Nguyen. His work was a bit uneven in this, although in some panels his style is seemingly even more refined that DNguyen's. I liked Peter's stuff on this, but not quite the A-list artist Dustin will always be to me.
Story: 4 - Very Good
Art: 3 - Good
Art: 3 - Good
Could you review this in thug speak?
You sound more intelligent that way.
Hmmm, something wrong with you if you understand things better that way, can happen though, you should go back to school and get some special education or something to reverse that, because it’s usually the other way around, you know? Maybe if I talk ebonics to you, you’ll understand better too? That’s too bad.
Leave my boards alone, Kirk, you sound like a frikin idiot, trust me….I’m a doctor. HAHHAHA!
Just love your code-switching is all.
You didn’t do it though . . .
But I also enjoy how you are always making yourself laugh.
You must have a Wernicke’s aphasia or an alexia, LEAVE MY BOARDS ALONE.
Like you know anything about intelligence anyways, please stop trying to convince me otherwise.
You’re just an asshole, Captain Kirk, that’s my professional diagnosis, no treatment, just live with it, sorry.
What about the hippocratic oath . . .
Ok, I’m convinced, you’re one of those incessantly annoying and obnoxious people who doesn’t know when to stop, sad, so sad. I know you’re just fine with your diagnosis, don’t worry about it.
Naw, Franktiger, I’m just fucking with you.
I was just hoping to get a "punk boy" comment or two out of you.
I am consistently fascinated by vernacular and how it fashions online image and mystique.
The thug mode you have a tendency to enter and the laughable thug talk you use is suspect.
The two don’t gell.
In other words, you are a clown for my amusement.
But this is counterproductive. I knew that before I submitted the first comment.
My intention is to provide more feedback for user reviews and increase the dialogue about the actual books.
I’m not gonna tease you anymore.
Well, I might, if you deserve it.
hahahhaha, oh ok Captain Kirk, how pathetic, I’m sorry I ever responded, I know it was exactly what you were looking for.
Please get a life, this is a comic book board, you allow way too much weight unto this dialogue, it is quite comical, believe me, so couldn’t care less about your ‘intentions,’ just do me a favor and find something better to do with your time than ‘teasing’ me llke a little high school girl, hahaha, idiot.
Oh, did I hurt your feelings? You gonna make some clever response and try to insult me to make you feel better, boohoo, don’t cry Kirk Jeppson, you’ll die a loser I know, but at least you got to be amused by me on a comic book board, hahaahha, stupid.
I only read the first few issues of Streets of Gotham. I remember digging on Dini’s characterization of the Broker.
It is good to hear that Bruce seems to be changed by the experience after Final Crisis. I like when characters, even long established ones, aren’t static.
I’m hoping to read most of this stuff in some large collected edition.
Thanks for the review.
That’s more like it, what’s with the punk boy crap? Shit ain’t cool dude, really.
Liked the concept of the Broker as well, especially this one quote from him of which was the theme of Sts of Gotham #4:
"And that’s the formula for doing business in Gotham. You give, you take…you bend, and you bleed."
He thought this to himself moments after he was roughed up a little by a Dick Grayson Batman, which was interesting to see, because it showed Dick hadn’t abandoned Bruce’s age-old method of using a little bit of brutality in order to intimidate some of the villains in Gotham.
I can be an asshole for sure.
Dini is the man. Would still be reading Streets of Gotham and Gotham City Sirens if he was writing them all the time. Good quote too.
Thanks for the "punk boy!"
ahahhaa