![]() ![]() The plot (of which there is very little) unfolds to a predictable but still off-putting extent, with the only genuine surprise coming from the upsetting "joke" Batman makes in the issue's final panels. The best thing about this sixth and final issue of Batman: Reptilian is that it means the series is finally over. Rating: 3.5 out of 5 BATMAN: REPTILIAN #6 Ronan Cliquet's art, however, continues to be really well done which might be the best thing about this series. It's still not a lot in the way of clarity, but it feels like we're getting somewhere which makes the book a good bit better than the first issue. Instead, we end up on an island fighting for the truth. We also get right down to things with someone trying to keep them from finding that out – and this time, there are no dinosaurs being brought from the past, literally. ![]() This issue is a bit more focused on action, even though Arthur and Oliver are also focused on trying to figure out what exactly is going on with them and their seeming life-swap. While the first issue of Aquaman/Green Arrow: Deep Target was clunky and confusing and left off with a sense that Brandon Thomas had no idea where he was going with things, issue #2 seems to have a much better grasp of things. DC #1 AQUAMAN/GREEN ARROW: DEEP TARGET #2 ![]()
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