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Man-of-Bats and his protégé, Raven Red, continue to aid the Dark Knight in tracking down a shadowy, sophisticated killer. Will these two members of The Club of Heroes become the newest additions to BATMAN INCORPORATED? Or will they die before they can even be offered the chance?

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Bury My Heart at Batman Inc. 0

Batman, Incorporated #7 - Medicine Soldiers by krakoa on June 29, 2011

Batman Inc. is the series that just won't quit. But why should it, with Grant Morrison at the helm churning out one literary victory after an other this series never fails to please. This latest installment has the Bat dealing with Man-of-Bats and Raven Red, Bruce's Native American counterpart. The beauty of this issue is that although Batman is not leaving the U.S. for this recruitment he is truly approaching another nation. I'm glad Morrison strayed away from the usual objects of stereotypical...

6 out of 7 found this review helpful.

Good Focus on the New Guy 0

Batman, Incorporated #7 - Medicine Soldiers by djotaku on June 29, 2011

I like this Batman, Inc issue because it mostly focused on the new guy with Batman playing a very small part.  The dynamic between Man-of-Bats and Raven is played very well.  There's a lot of history here and you can feel it.  The only bad thing with this issue is the same as all the other issues, it feels like these books need to be a bit longer.  I feel like too much story is getting compressed into too few pages and the story's suffering a bit for it.  I think it'd be best if these were all t...

2 out of 3 found this review helpful.

"It's open season on Bats. Welcome to the frontline, Raven." 0

Batman, Incorporated #7 - Medicine Soldiers by silkcuts on June 30, 2011

Grant Morrison's Batman is not just about the demonic connection, but also the symbol of the Bat.  What makes Batman Inc so entertaining is that Grant Morrison is redefining Batman.  Bruce Wayne is not Batman, Batman is that urban myth, that protector.  Most of this comic deals with Man-of-Bats and Raven Red, the Native American equivalent of Batman and Robin.  Like how Dick Grayson splits the role of Batman to show that the symbol is bigger then the man, Grant Morrison again shows that the idea...

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