Review: Batwoman #15
“The Fall Of The House Of Kane” – Part Three Writer: Marguerite Bennett Artists: Fernando Blanco & John Rauch Review by Steve J. Ray Gotham City has gone Bats… literally! At the end of issue #14 Beth Kane, A.K.A. Alice, unleashed a swarm of virus infected Bats upon Gotham City. After a year away Batwoman has finally returned home, to a city under siege. This issue gives us comics the way they’re meant to be; ridiculously high stakes, pulse pounding action, great character moments and some truly gorgeous art. Marguerite Bennett has delivered another enthralling script, accompanied by some of the finest visuals that this title has ever boasted. I’ve mentioned on numerous occasions that I’m not the kind of person that will fall for the multiple cover ploy, but with Batwoman #15… both the stunning Rafael Grampá alternate, showing Batwoman perched on a gargoyle, and Dan Panosian’s sublime bat-attacked Kate Kane on parchment are stunning. The inter...