REVIEW: Batwoman, #13

[CBR News]

J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman continue their new rendition of "World's Finest" with "Batwoman" #13, as Batwoman and Wonder Woman descend into the depths of Medusa's prison.


Full review here.

[Nicholas]

As CBR News Mild-Mannered Reporter concluded with "No complaints here from start to finish."
Same here even since Batwoman first debuted all the way back in the Detective Comics back-up before "The New 52 DC"!
Cheers!

[Yeopop]

I'm not a big fan of Batwoman but issues #12 and #13 have been good enough, and thanks God the art is not Cliff Chiang's.

[nosocialize100]

I enjoyed the art and the opening to this issue the most. The heavy use of text in unconventional ways, while interesting, is a little unbalanced for my tastes. It's hard to get through really. I said as much in my review at the link in my signature, but as long as J.H. Williams is drawing the book will be an 8 out of 10 at the very least.

[havok1977]

I hope that last arc's somewhat jarring non-lineal storytelling style didn't drive off too many people, because this is a true return to form for Batwoman; I am enjoying the hell out of it.

[DebkoX]

Hopefully I'll be able to read this tommorow (Hoping that I'm still not sick)