A review by raphynette
Gotham Academy #16 by J.M. Ken Niimura, Brenden Fletcher, Chris Wildgoose, Adam Archer, James Tynion IV
2.0
It'd be more of a 2,5 stars.
It was an improvement from issue #15 but I'm still not a fan of those Yearbook issues, I'm incredibly bored ? The whole Yearbook concept was a good one but five issues for that """arc""" is way too many. There's literally nothing happening plot-wise ?
We hardly see Olive anymore and she's supposed to be the main character... I love Maps, she's so dear to my heart, but every story she carries feels even more catered to pre-teens/teens than the usual issues do.
Also, I wasn't a fan of the art in the second half of the issue "Boring Sundays".
It was an improvement from issue #15 but I'm still not a fan of those Yearbook issues, I'm incredibly bored ? The whole Yearbook concept was a good one but five issues for that """arc""" is way too many. There's literally nothing happening plot-wise ?
We hardly see Olive anymore and she's supposed to be the main character... I love Maps, she's so dear to my heart, but every story she carries feels even more catered to pre-teens/teens than the usual issues do.
Spoiler
I'm glad we got to see Damian in "Maps' Day Out" though.Also, I wasn't a fan of the art in the second half of the issue "Boring Sundays".