All-Star Batman #12
SCORE: 65
Another comic book in my pile from our of our trips to McKay's in
Nashville, TN is All-Star Batman #12. I read this comic book today. When
All-Star Batman #12 was sold it cost $4.99. The copy I got is in good
shape and only cost me $1.50. I am guessing the market for this comic
book is not the greatest. I could be totally wrong though.
Advertisements can be found all throughout the All-Star Batman #12 comic
book.
There will be spoilers in my review of the All-Star Batman #12 comic
book. We hop around between the past and the present in All-Star Batman
#12. We learn more about Alfred's past in All-Star Batman #12. Batman is
able to save the submarine and he got the Genesis Engine. The submarine
is sinking and there are plenty of injuries in All-Star Batman #12. How
will they survive?
Batman launches some missiles out of this vehicle and asks Alfred to
scream so the local sonar vehicles will be able to locate them. Batman
winds up saving everyone from a watery grave in All-Star Batman #12.
Alfred is patching up Batman and someone else at a Wayne Hotel in
All-Star Batman #12. There is some violence and blood within All-Star
Batman #12. It feels like less than the previous issue to me.
The past is all about having a knight that is a villain but working
secretly with the crown. This is offered to Alfred. I suspect Alfred
takes him up on the deal, but All-Star Batman #12 leaves that particular
door open. I will need to keep reading to find out for certain. The past
is less interest to me than the present in All-Star Batman #12
personally. You may disagree with me though.
There are twenty-two pages of main story comic book content in All-Star
Batman #12. There is an eight page story in All-Star Batman #12 called
Killers-in-Law Part Three. Batman makes some mistakes but the bad
characters know who is interfering with their gun running. Batman is
trying to stop guns from coming into Gotham. In the main story the bad
guys double cross Batman and steal the Genesis Engine.
- Paul
Graphics: 59%
Writing: 68%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 71%
Family Friendly Factor: 59%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Snyder, Albuquerque, Scavone, Fiumara, Bellaire, Mulvihill,
Loughridge
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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