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I myself am enjoying the Morrison/Kubert run a lot but certain individual issues are leaving me with a feeling of being underwhelmed. Yet that still doesn't mean I didn't enjoy #664. I'm always curious to see what Morrison has coming next and this apparently gritty story works very well into Grant's vision.
Kubert has a very Neal Adams-esque take on Batman and I'm happy that he can keep the book on a reasonable schedule as far as artwork goes.
I got a huge kick out of the fight at the end because for a split second I thought Bruce had come face to face with a new Bane.
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-attention grabbing bloody cover
-good implication with the 48 hours of fighting ninja-manbats
-cooler than Bond playboy escapades
-what's the guarantee on an L-Pod?!
-mini batarangs work/look good
-black pouched utility belt was nostalgic, gold cylinders utility belt was futuristic, gold pouches -- hmmm...
-Batman doesn't actually turn Roxy down out of respect for her making a living, right?
-wow, that Bane (or Bane-wannabe)
does look menacing - and proves to be just that! Can't wait for the rematch next ish...
