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    Batman and Robin » Batman and Robin #24 - The Streets Run Red, Part 2 of 3: Exit Strategy released by DC Comics on August 1, 2011.

    harleyquinnhawkgirl's Batman and Robin #24 - The Streets Run Red, Part 2 of 3: Exit Strategy review

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    Definitely disappointed.

    Batman and Robin #24

    Hmmm I have to say this issue disappointed me. This arc looked promising but this issue kind of ruined it for me. Hopefully next issue will be better but let's get to the review. SOOOOOO remember those Thundercat people I talked about in my last Batman and Robin review....well yeah there still there and Jason starts a street fight with them. He starts to lose and Dick and Damian come to rescue Jason (how cliche can you get?). Well apparently very. Jason turns on Damian and Dick when they tried to help. Some girl calls Jason and threates to kill Scarlette, his partner in crime from earlier issues in this series. Dick and Damian go and try to save her and it seems that Jason is joining them. 
     
    The GOOD!

    I liked that Damian is starting to use more teen lingo or at least normal lingo instead of his sophisticated unemotional lingo. I like that Dick noticed that because we can see he's really been looking over him. I liked that Judd Winick brought back Scarlette into this story so that was interesting. 
     
    The BAD!

    Where do I start? How about the rediculousness of these tiger people. I mean really who are they and why are they so annoying? Like it was so random how they were just thrown into this arc. I really didn't like how this issue felt like nothing happened in it but some stupid fight. These kind of issues irritate me the most. To be honest this issue just felt like a waste and could've been done without. 
    Art: There's a reason the art is in the bad section of this review. I really didn't like the art in this issue. Usually when I disagree with the art it kind of leads to a chain reaction to where I start to not enjoy the story. The art was just sloppy and weird. Damian looked so mishapen and his face was horrible. The cover I didn't even like either. 
     
    Verdict!

    I think I'm being too generous by giving this issue a 2 out of 5. Don't pick it up!

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