Jayson’s Reviews > Batman (1940-2011) #305 > Status Update
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Notes:
(1) I've not been the biggest fan of Bob Rozakis' Batman backups, but this is good stuff.
- Batman's always best when stories are colorful but grounded in reality.
- There may not be any supervillains here, but it's got a heck of a hook: Who is "Mrs. Batman"?
(2) Apparently Batman walked into the J section of the cemetery.
- Jane Doe, John Clark, Jay Wilson...
— Aug 21, 2026 05:40AM
Notes:
(1) I've not been the biggest fan of Bob Rozakis' Batman backups, but this is good stuff.
- Batman's always best when stories are colorful but grounded in reality.
- There may not be any supervillains here, but it's got a heck of a hook: Who is "Mrs. Batman"?
(2) Apparently Batman walked into the J section of the cemetery.
- Jane Doe, John Clark, Jay Wilson...
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Notes:
(1) So, this follows the long-held Batman tradition of fighting with or on top of giant (functional) versions of things.
- In this case, against anti-capitalist terrorists via a giant roulette wheel and a giant slot machine.
- Of course, everyone knows about the giant Batcave penny, but it wasn't too long before this that Batman fought Deadshot on a giant typewriter.
— Aug 21, 2026 05:00AM
Notes:
(1) So, this follows the long-held Batman tradition of fighting with or on top of giant (functional) versions of things.
- In this case, against anti-capitalist terrorists via a giant roulette wheel and a giant slot machine.
- Of course, everyone knows about the giant Batcave penny, but it wasn't too long before this that Batman fought Deadshot on a giant typewriter.