Batman #910
SCORE: 64
 
 
March 2024 was a big month for us in terms of purchasing comic books. 
		There were three weekends I went to the comic book store that month. 
		This happens a couple of times a year at least. Batman #910 is one of 
		those comic books I purchased for $4.99. This issue is also referenced 
		as Batman #145 in the new numbering system. There are twenty-two pages 
		of the main story in Batman #910 and eight pages of a Joker story.
		
		There will be spoilers in this review of the Batman #910 comic book. 
		Advertisements can be found all throughout this comic book. The Dawn of 
		DC Spotlight is on the Suicide Squad Dream Team. Batman #910 is the 
		first part of the Dark Prisons storyline. The issues families can have 
		with Batman #910 are violence, blood, bad language, and more. The Joker 
		is really weird in Batman #910.
		
		Bruce Wayne and the Joker are in a jail together. The failsafe Batman is 
		out there capturing criminals and putting them in his prison or just 
		killing them altogether. This is also referenced as the Batman of 
		Zur-En-Arrh. The whole concept of compartmentalizing personalities takes 
		center stage in Batman #910. We find out that Batman started the process 
		and never finished it. Supposedly it finished itself.
		
		Bruce Wayne sees other prisoners in Batman #910 and winds up getting 
		caught by robots. The Joker has a broken back supposedly in Batman #910. 
		Speaking of nutso, the Joker eight page storyline is strange. We find 
		out this Dr. Captio was kept alive by the Joker. In a previous issue the 
		Joker killed him. I guess the Joker just continues to lie about things. 
		This same Dr. Captio is also in the prison Bruce Wayne is in.
		
		I am curious to see where this Dark Prisons storyline is going. I plan 
		on finishing this storyline and then being done with the Batman comic 
		book for now at least. Vandal Savage references using the law to get 
		things back. I suspect Vandal Savage means the Wayne estate and the 
		Batcave. Batman #910 is not completely clear on that though. I wonder 
		how Batman is going to stop a more sinister version of himself.
		- Paul
		Graphics: 60%
		Writing: 68%
		Replay/Extras: 66%
		Story: 70%
		Family Friendly Factor: 58%
		
		System: Comic Book
		Publisher: DC Comics
		Author: Zdarsky, Jimenez, Morey
		Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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