A review by drasticpear
Batman: The Cult, by Bernie Wrightson, Jim Starlin, Bill Wray
4.0
The art alone is enough to make me love this book, with the dark aesthetic of the lines contrasted by psychedelic colours.
The story was compelling, breaking batman down and filling him with doubt, confusion, and fear. It's a side of him rarely seen.
We all know batman need a robin, but this book is an excellent example of how much of a stabilizing force they actually are.
The story was compelling, breaking batman down and filling him with doubt, confusion, and fear. It's a side of him rarely seen.
We all know batman need a robin, but this book is an excellent example of how much of a stabilizing force they actually are.