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    Blackest Night: Batman #3

    Blackest Night: Batman » Blackest Night: Batman #3 - Who Burns Who, Conclusion released by DC Comics on December 2009.

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    great finisher


    This comic was a great finisher to the 3-issue mini series to BATMAN: BLACKEST NIGHT.  The amount of action throughout the comic book is outstanding. Deadman doesnt have such a big part in the 3rd issue but still plays a big part in the places where he is involved. The scenes where red robin and batman have conversations with their 'zombie' parents is written brilliantly ! There is a great flamethrower scene towards the end which helps the overall action in the book. There is also a great ending which leaves us, the readers, with a good cliff-hanger. 
     
    Overall  - 4.5 out of 5.0
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