Writer: Andy Diggle
Art: Leandro Fernandez, Dave Stewart, and Simon Bowland
Publisher: DC Comics
Price: $4.99
Reviewed by: Anonymous
Release Date: November 13th, 2024
As threats from the past resurface in his present, Batman must work alongside strange new heroes to save the day—including the steel-hearted sheriff of Smallville, Kansas! The Kryptonian Age may have come to a close, but an age of Justice has only just begun!
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THE DISPATCH
Andy Diggle brings the Batman: Gotham by Gaslight – The Kryptonian Age series to a satisfying conclusion in this final issue. The story seamlessly blends the gothic atmosphere of the original Gotham by Gaslight with the cosmic scope of the DC Universe.
The issue delves deeper into the mysterious past of the Kryptonian artifact, revealing its true power and the dangers it poses to the world. The introduction of the steel-hearted sheriff of Smallville adds a unique twist to the narrative, offering a fresh perspective on the classic Superman mythos.
The climactic battle between Batman, Superman, and their unlikely allies is both thrilling and visually stunning. Diggle’s script expertly balances action and character development, ensuring that the emotional stakes remain high. Leandro Fernandez’s artwork continues to impress, with his detailed and atmospheric visuals bringing the story to life.
FINAL THOUGHTS
The series as a whole is a bold experiment that successfully blends classic DC characters with a unique steampunk setting. Diggle’s writing is sharp and engaging, and Fernandez’s art is a visual masterpiece. Batman: Gotham by Gaslight – The Kryptonian Age is a must-read for fans of both Batman and Superman, offering a fresh take on these iconic characters.