djotaku's Detective Comics #876 - Hungry City, Pt. 1 of 3 review

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    Another Good One

    It's just not fair to have this follow the previous story.  It was just too awesome.  But that's life.  This is a good story and a good setup for a climax.  It's a shame to see Dick getting into Batman's role so well when he's just a few month away from relinquishing the cowl.  I enjoyed his time with Gordon in this issue and his reflections on the case.  Once again, a good use of Detective Comics for this type of story.  Keep the other ones in the other Batman series.

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