Batwoman #9

dsouth09's Batwoman #9 - To Drown the World, Part Four review

Still needs Improving

The fourth part in the "To Drown the World" arc is the first part I've actually been able to follow. I think my greatest disappointment with this arc is the non linear story line. I'm suddenly trying to remember from month to month what has happened for 5 different people's stories for just one comic. Hopefully the next arc in this series will improve and we can get back to the Batwoman the New 52 started with. I've been slowly losing interest in the series since To Drown the World started.

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Deception. 0
Batwoman #9 - To Drown the World, Part Four by duo_forbidden on May 20, 2012
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Batwoman #9 - To Drown the World, Part Four by the_mighty_monarch on May 19, 2012
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