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    Batman #712

    Batman » Batman #712 - Pieces, Part Three: Gilded Lily released by DC Comics on September 2011.

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    What's purple and greeen and bleeds profusely? 6

    Batman #712 - Pieces, Part Three: Gilded Lily by the_poet on July 21, 2011

    I went to this issue thinking I'd recamend a review or maybe even comment, but seeing that there are no reviews in sight currently I thought I'd review it myself!  There are actually three different stories concluding in this issue: Two's face's, Kitrina Falcone's and  Riddler/Enigma's.  Two Face Two face has always been known for being troubled. He was troubled when he was District Attorney Harvey Dent and had acid splashed on half of his face. He was troubled when he became ...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    A work of staggering mediocrity 0

    Batman #712 - Pieces, Part Three: Gilded Lily by about_faces on July 21, 2011

    So let me try and summarize this storyline, and you let me know if this makes any sense to you. Okay, ready?   So Gilda Dent--after apparently been thought dead--somehow came into possession of (or has stolen?) her ex-husband's coin, without which Two-Face has become totally deranged and went on a rampage. We learn that she become romantically involved with Mario Falcone after they both went insane following the events of The Long Halloween (wait, she went insane?) and Dark Victory, a pairing ...

    0 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    Good Writing, Not So Good Story 1

    Batman #712 - Pieces, Part Three: Gilded Lily by the_mighty_monarch on July 21, 2011

    The Good: This arc seems to be the culmination of a lot of things Tony Daniel's been culminating for a while, but it seems like he got rushed into a corner. He does do some really interesting things with the Riddler, and it's kind of interesting to see where he's gone through all of Daniel's run.  Plus the way he weaves the arcs together. We actually see the effects the explosion had on The Riddler, and Riddler's involvement in the previous arc was all to set up the climax of this arc to serves ...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

    Still good, but a casualty of "The New 52" 0

    Batman #712 - Pieces, Part Three: Gilded Lily by keith71_98 on July 23, 2011

    Tony Daniel's Batman work has been met with mixed reviews. While he has hit some bumps in the road here and there, I've enjoyed most of his work.The latest Two-Face storyline is a prime example why. Batman #712 wraps the arc up while maintaining that old school, classic Batman book feeling. But you can tell Daniel had more in mind.  I love Daniel's art but it seems as though his best writing is done when he has help with the pencils. Maybe that's one of the reasons this arc has worked so well. T...

    0 out of 0 found this review helpful.

    Batman:Part:3 Pieces 0

    Batman #712 - Pieces, Part Three: Gilded Lily by gordon_kelly on July 26, 2011

    I like this Batman series when it started a long time ago and since Richard Grayson is leaving as Batman and back to Nightwing. Richard Grayson has been Batman from 2009-2011 in Batman, Batman and Robin and JLA. I have been reading Bruce Wayne Batman up from 1997 to 2011 and all the events from Batman and Son up to RIP and Final Crisi and even today.   I will be glad to see Bruce Wayne as Batman and helping his son as Robin in September. I was a bit upset theat Batman was going back to number on...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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