"Every Epilogue is a Prelude"Written by Tom King
Pencils by David Finch
Inks by Danny Miki
Pages 1, 4, 8, 10, 12, 16-20
Pencils and Inks by Clay Mann with Seth Mann
Pages 2-3, 5-7, 9, 11, 13-15
Colors by Jordie Bellaire
Batman and Gotham Girl discuss what her future will be. Batman is also searching for Catwoman As he has some very important things to say to her.
Tom King continues to prove that he is one of the best writers in comic books. Issue 24 of Batman shows such great sides to the Dark Knight. Batman is much more revealing on a personal level and he reveals he doesn't know how to be happy. His unhappy revelation came during Batman's conversations with Gotham Girl during the daytime within this book. The conversation continues throughout the comic book through colored captions during the nighttime scenes where we see Batman chasing Catwoman. As the chase draws closer, we get to see Batman talk to Catwoman and it ends with Batman confessing things to her. The end of the book has fanboys and fangirls everywhere wondering what Catwoman's response will be.
I really enjoyed having multiple artists for this comic. There were two distinctly different things going on. Having Clay and Seth Mann doing the artwork for the daytime chat between Batman and Gotham Girl looked wonderful. They captured Batman's grittiness while still giving softer looks to Gotham Girl. David Finch and Danny Miki were in charge of Batman's pursuit of Catwoman and the last page with the all-important gesture should be made into a print. This comic book is excellent.What are your thoughts on Batman? What do you think Catwoman/Selina Kyle will say?
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