Batman: Justice Buster Vol. 4

Batman: Justice Buster

by Eiichi Shimizu, Tomohiro Shimoguchi

GOTHAM ŞEHRİ KÜLLERİNDEN DOĞUYOR! BATMAN BU SEFER TEKNOLOJİNİN SINIRLARINI ZORLAYAN BİR DÜŞMANLA KARŞI KARŞIYA. YAPAY ZEKÂ ROBIN’İ ALT ETMEDEN ŞEHRİ KURTARAMAYACAĞINI ANLAYAN BATMAN, BİR SONUCA VARMAK ZORUNDA. GOTHAM ŞEHRİNİN AYAKTA KALABİLMESİ, ONUN VERECEĞİ KARARA BAĞLI. “KAZAN YA DA YOK OL” İKİLEMİNDE BATMAN BU KEZ MUTLAK SONUÇ İÇİN MÜCADELE EDİYOR! MUHTEŞEM FİNAL CİLDİNDE HEYECAN ZİRVEYE TIRMANIYOR!...

Genres: Manga, Graphic Novels, Comics, Action

248 pages, Paperback

Published April 22, 2025

About the author

Eiichi Shimizu (清水栄一) is a Japanese mangaka.

Reviews

[Khurram · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an extremely intense book. Even though it looks massive, it is very visual, making an extremely quick read. I wanted to give this book 4.5 stars, but it definitely deserved a round up instead of down.

Emotionally wrecked from the loss of his friend/partner Batman/Bruce Wayne is emotionally wrecked. A conversation with his own creation turned enemy is the last thing he needs right now, especially as it has allied itself with the man known as Nobody/Joe Chill and soon to have another name? All this and Dick Greyson added to the mix it is more than enough to push Batman over the edge. However, what if there is another way, can even the Batman learn new lessons?

This is a good ending to the current story arc, but (especially with the epilogue) there is more than enough to keep this series going. Please! I would love to see more, and maybe a less tech and more hand to hand combat.

[Bailey Ford · Rating 4 out of 5]

The art is outstanding as usual. Some of the twists felt more like contradicting past story decisions than putting new spins on them, but overall this was a pretty cool way of brining the Justice Buster version of Batman around to something resembling the comic book version. A fun elseworlds style take on Batman. It’ll be fun to go back and read the whole series through.

[Mason Riley · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love every version of Batman but the Manga version art is just so incredible and this had an interesting perspective on AI and the meaning of Justice

[Kyle Banks · Rating 5 out of 5]

The story comes to a climatic ending of the beginning. Bruce Wayne's evolution from rage-filled pessimistic hero to the beacon of hope for Gotham was a fun ride. The volume looks deceptively thick but was a very quick read with stunning visuals to revisit and sit with. This felt truly like the end of the beginning as snippets of future adventures are presented.

I would love more time in this universe but am satisfied (for now) with what we got!

[Lizzy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Estaba muy en hype cuando termine el último volumen, porque creí que era el último y realmente me dejó enganchada, entonces al ver que sí había continuación me emocioné mucho. El problema? Es que pasó demasiado tiempo, y creo que eso contribuyó a que mi hype bajara. Mi problema con estos mangas es que son demasiado cortos!!! Siento que me cuentan todo muy rápido. Necesito maaás

[Sarah Anderson · Rating 5 out of 5]

"The reason I became Batman is boring? YOU MADE ME!"
"I'm not your mama."

Peak dialogue, no notes. Best monologue would Have to be Justice Buster on humans capacity for change though.

The conclusion to a manga that asks "What motivates Batman? What SHOULD motivate him? Can they be reconciled?"

[Chad · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is fine but nothing special. It mixes up some of the mythos but it's more or less the same other than Robin is now a computer program that is out of control. It's simple yet hard to follow at times as these panels don't always flow together well. The epilogue leaves the story open for more.

[Pinky · Rating 4 out of 5]

Batman saves his parents' killer and gives him the antidote.

[Grace · Rating 3 out of 5]

Didn’t like where this last volume took the story. Had so much more potential.

[Flora · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series just kept getting better and better. I'm really sad to see it over so soon - if any kind of sequel or follow-up is published, I'll definitely be reading it.

[Robby · Rating 3 out of 5]

Shimizu's story arc ends fairly predictably, with our characters ending on a recognizable status quo and nothing really interesting about justice or AI to say.