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Better than #1, but still not awesome. There are 2 pretty good short stories in here, and some pretty awesome art as you would expect. There's a typo where King writes 'Window' where he clearly meant widow, which I found amusing.
Tom King, con su partner Mitch Gerads, presenta al Caballero Oscuro enfrentando las culpas de su juramento al tratar de salvar a un sacerdote de un incendioSophie Campbell nos recuerda un poco al Bat/Cat, que algunos odiaron, de KingHardman y Bechko nos entregan la primera historia de este volumen que incluye al Principe Payaso del CrimenDustin Weaver nos da un teaser de lo que podría ser una muy buena historia del Caballero Oscuro con un luminoso doppelgänger. De verdad me interesaría mucho lee...
These were some amazing stories! Everyone's art was great, and the stories themselves ranged from cute to creepy and all perfectly Batman.
The second issue in this latest run of the award-winning Batman anthology series Black and White is thankfully better than the first - though it’s still not that great. The best story is The Unjust Judge by frequent collaborators Tom King and Mitch Gerads where Batman is faced with being unable to save someone - and has to watch them die. It’s a quietly moving story as Bruce takes off the cowl and holds the hand of a dying preacher as the church trapping the man burns around them. It’s rare to s...
Definitely wasn't as good as the first, but there's still some good ones in here.
Tom King story: 1⭐. Usual whiney Batman with poems and quotes for dialogue. Sophie Campbell story: 2⭐. Nicely illustrated silent strip. It's just a shame you literally flick through it in 5 seconds. Gabriel Hardman story: 5⭐. Quite breathtaking actually. The best story of this run of B&W so far. Dustin Weaver story: 2⭐. Looks beautiful but the story was kinda gibberish to me.David Aja story: 3⭐. Had me reminiscing to a time I wasn't even born. Fun little story. The sideways art was sort of annoy...
Gorgeous, with terrific work from Tom King & Mitch Gerads, David Aja & Sophie Campbell.
A nice range of styles. Aja's strip was my favorite.
