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    Batwing » Batwing #5 - Like a Nightmare Coming to Life released by DC Comics on March 2012.

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    Batwing # 5

    More with the orgin to what drives Batwing. And it’s nonetheless fantastic writing and accompanied by fantastic art work. David Zavimbe being another Batman in the Democratic Republic of Congo does stand on his own. What I like about this title is that it explores a whole new world and environment from Gotham City. Bruce Wayne being the financing of Batman Incorporated puts himself a target. Batwing and Batman team up as we come to conclusion of this story arc. I rate this book a 4.5 rating of 5.0 rating.

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    1=wack, 1.5=falling asleep, 2=below average, 2.5=pick it up a bit, 3= average, 3.5=dope, 4=good, 4.5=excellent, 5=classic

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      Batwing #5 - Like a Nightmare Coming to Life by the_mighty_monarch on March 07, 2012

      Oh look, Ben Oliver's back on art duties! Yay! But he's off cover duties! Boo! It just... isn't the same. Ben Oliver's art is one of the biggest things that gives this book such a unique feel from beginning to end, the drastically different and much more standard cover offsets that a bit. It just doesn't excite me very much like the other covers.But let's focus on the positives? At least his interior art is intact. A bizarrely gorgeous blend of simple pencil work and super detailed coloring. And...

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      Batwing #5 - Like a Nightmare Coming to Life by sharkey on January 06, 2012

      Synopsis     Batwing and Batman team up! What will happen when the Citadel, home to the ex-superhero team The Kingdom is opened to the public?   The Good     Ben Oliver is back on art duties and boy did I miss him! It's pretty much the same as issue #1-3, but I do love his work. In particular, there are some great panels including the two Bats leaping into action, a fantastic double-page spread of the Citadel and many others.    We also get a further glimpse at the atrocities David and his broth...

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