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A review by lillian_francis
The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman by Liam Sharp
4.0
5 stars for the artwork (it is stunning)
3 stars for the story. I'm not a fan of a constantly narrated story, especially when you are unsure as to who the narrator is. Of course that is the point here. It is a mystery and my assumption was we were hearing from the murderer, telling the tale in retrospect.
I did feel Sharp tied himself in knots a bit considering the passage of time, the disturbance to the grave, and the appearance of certain items in the human world would imply the murderer had been plotting for centuries in their time.
It was a good premise for a tale but suffered a little in the execution.
Read in issues.
3 stars for the story. I'm not a fan of a constantly narrated story, especially when you are unsure as to who the narrator is. Of course that is the point here. It is a mystery and my assumption was we were hearing from the murderer, telling the tale in retrospect.
I did feel Sharp tied himself in knots a bit considering the passage of time, the disturbance to the grave, and the appearance of certain items in the human world would imply the murderer had been plotting for centuries in their time.
It was a good premise for a tale but suffered a little in the execution.
Read in issues.