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A review by rashthedoctor
Batman: Road to No Man's Land, Volume 2 by Chuck Dixon
3.0
This was a significantly better result than the previous volume . However even this hasn't aged well , and along with the 90s artstyle and cheesy dialogues , this book also has an additional burden of delivering a lot of monologue.
Nick Scratch retains his spot as the useless , unattractive villain , with absolutely no allure but his contribution mainly centred on him debating with billionaire Bruce Wayne in favor of declaring Gotham No-man's-land. This whole volume is about said debate , and if you aren't a big fan of long monologues in comics , this will piss you off .
There are other side stories involving various Batman universe characters ,including Jim Gorden , and I'd say they are interesting but really not all that appealing
Nick Scratch retains his spot as the useless , unattractive villain , with absolutely no allure but his contribution mainly centred on him debating with billionaire Bruce Wayne in favor of declaring Gotham No-man's-land. This whole volume is about said debate , and if you aren't a big fan of long monologues in comics , this will piss you off .
There are other side stories involving various Batman universe characters ,including Jim Gorden , and I'd say they are interesting but really not all that appealing