This isn't just the best Zero issue I've read so far. This is the finest issue of any bat-comic that I've read all year. SCORE: 10/10

Non linear stories can be amazing if they are handled properly but that's not the case here. I think that this story could have worked and it could have even worked in a non-linear way, but Williams and Blackman failed at telling it in an effective way. You can't devote only 1-2 pages of story…

I found the best thing about this issue to be the cover. It's a damn fine cover but everything that follows is terribly clumsy and almost unreadable. If you've seen my reviews for issues 6 & 7 then you know how I feel about the sloppy structure of this arc and it's just as bad…

If you weren't sold on Amy Reeder's art in the last issue, you will be here. The story on the other hand is not so hot. My advice for readers of "Batwoman" right now would be to skip the monthly floppies and wait for a TPB. The non-linear storytelling here is atrocious in my opinion. It was…

Amy Reeder, who had just taken over for J.H. Williams III on penciling duties for "Batwoman" last month will be leaving the title after issue #8. She'll be replaced by Trevor McCarthy, who you may remember as the fill-in artist for Nightwing #4. DC Comics announced this last Thursday on their official blog The Source but it…

No Bat-title has been praised more for its art than Batwoman, but today's issue is different. Batwoman #6 marks the beginning of Amy Reeder's run as penciler and everyone is wondering if she can fill the shoes of J.H. Williams. Well, in my opinion she has. Did she surpass Williams or equal his quality of…

Before we get started here, let me make a correction to last month's review of Batwoman #4. In that article I made a joke about how Director Bones made a "pfft" sound in the comic and there's no way that's possible since, well, he's bones and has no lips. Reader Michael Brown set the record…

It isn't possible to get used to the level of breathtaking artwork that J.H. Williams produces month after month. He shifts styles depending on whether Kate Kane is in the costume or out and both renditions are gorgeous. He's always finding new ways to lay out the panels that aren't cluttered or confusing, but just…

The best artwork and paneling in the new 52, or most likely from any comic publisher, honestly. And when it comes to strong female characters it really doesn't get much better. My long-running problem with Batwoman has always been the way this title focuses on the mystical side of Gotham, a side of Gotham that…

If you're already a fan of Batwoman then you don't need to read this review. I'm sure this is just the sort of thing you've come to expect. But if you're like me and last month's Batwoman #1 was your first introduction to the character… Batwoman #2 opens up with Batwoman and her sidekick (whose…

I didn't read the Detective comics featuring Batwoman. I also know that a lot of folks love these Batwoman stories, but with no explanation of who these characters are and what their motivations are, I couldn't get interested in this comic. Don't get me wrong, the art is fantastic. It could very well be the…