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We read a lot of good Batman books. We also read a lot of bad Batman books. This series falls firmly in the latter camp. It’s aggressively goofy and has more cameo appearances than a Robert Rodriguez movie. The Night of Owls issue was unremarkable, but not a total disaster. Catching up on the eight issues that came before it is totally unnecessary as there’s almost no over-lap in the characters, and a huge writer shake-up between issues 8 and 9. Still, there’s something charmingly dumb about this series, so it’s hard not to pay attention to it.
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It’s my fault. I told Patrick this title was so hilariously bad that we had to make a video for it.
Hey, I said it was “charmingly dumb.” I can’t imagine finding higher praise for this thing.
The Cram Sessions have been amazing. Thanks so much for putting them all together. I hope you continue to make them – a full NotO recap, once the final pieces are out, would be awesome.
We’ll have to see where all the pieces land, but I could see jamming all the events of the Night itself into one video after Batman finishes working his way through it. That’ll be a couple months from now. In the meantime, we will absolutely keep up the Cram Sessions. Thanks for watching!
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