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A review by apageinthestacks
Batman & Robin: Eternal, Volume 2 by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV
4.0
3.5/5; read in single issues.
Not as good as Batman Eternal, unfortunately, but still fairly enjoyable. I think it might be better if read in a single sitting, but I read it (mostly) week-to-week. The story was intriguing, it was just the execution that wasn't always there. What I especially loved was the focus on Spoiler, Harper Row, and Cassandra Cain. The pacing was good, and it will be interesting to re-read it, as I think I might like it more the second time around (and read in larger chunks).
Not as good as Batman Eternal, unfortunately, but still fairly enjoyable. I think it might be better if read in a single sitting, but I read it (mostly) week-to-week. The story was intriguing, it was just the execution that wasn't always there. What I especially loved was the focus on Spoiler, Harper Row, and Cassandra Cain. The pacing was good, and it will be interesting to re-read it, as I think I might like it more the second time around (and read in larger chunks).