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William Bainbridge
is on page 110 of 210
4/7 issues read (I think)
This is really bad so far. The black glove is a crime syndicate full of genuine clowns that I cannot take seriously even as batman villains (go ahead, Google them and tell me I'm wrong) the story itself is built upon absurdity and disbelief. Someone said in a review that a lot of 'purists' hate it, i think what he really might mean is actual dedicated batman fans hate it.
— Sep 27, 2026 04:03PM
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This is really bad so far. The black glove is a crime syndicate full of genuine clowns that I cannot take seriously even as batman villains (go ahead, Google them and tell me I'm wrong) the story itself is built upon absurdity and disbelief. Someone said in a review that a lot of 'purists' hate it, i think what he really might mean is actual dedicated batman fans hate it.
Jared Matthews
is 99% done
The story ends with a final psychological examination of Batman. It ends on an honorable note, concluding not that Batman is crazy or psychologically out of touch, but that he is a psychological giant, who has gone through incredibly difficult experiences, and allowed them to make him better, rather than ruin him.
— Apr 03, 2026 03:02PM
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Jared Matthews
is on page 122 of 210
The black glove isn’t only trying to kill him, they could’ve done that without the elaborate scheme with Jezebel. They want to break the bat on a mental level.
We learn later that Bruce suspected that Jezebel was in on it. The fact that he allows himself to still try to save her reveals just how “not in control” he is, despite his insistence on the alternative.
— Apr 03, 2026 01:53PM
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We learn later that Bruce suspected that Jezebel was in on it. The fact that he allows himself to still try to save her reveals just how “not in control” he is, despite his insistence on the alternative.
Jared Matthews
is on page 121 of 210
Batman’s confrontation with the joker examines Batman’s total philosophy. Batman strives on order and always being in control, no matter what evil he faces.
So much so that he even tries to rationalize the joker and treat him as someone that he could understand. Joker himself knows that there is no rhyme or reason to his actions. He is just an agent of chaos.
That is what truly makes him so deadly to Batman.
— Apr 03, 2026 01:50PM
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So much so that he even tries to rationalize the joker and treat him as someone that he could understand. Joker himself knows that there is no rhyme or reason to his actions. He is just an agent of chaos.
That is what truly makes him so deadly to Batman.
Jared Matthews
is on page 120 of 210
The twist that Jezebel jet was part of the black glove was pretty clever and executed at the right time. However, they haven’t done a good job of helping the reader understand why. Hopefully they will soon. At the moment the character just feels like a totally different character than before she betrayed him.
— Apr 02, 2026 07:28PM
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Jared Matthews
is on page 107 of 210
I was just starting to think that it was getting boring and/or predictable when the Al Ghul’s show up to save Gordon. I’m interested again.
— Apr 02, 2026 07:04PM
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