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Title: Penguin's
Big Score
Writer: Kelley
Puckett
Pencils: Ty Templeton
Inker: Rick Burchett
Colorist: Rick Taylor
Letterer: Tim Harkins
Editor: Scott Peterson
Cover Artist: Templeton
Summary:
In this first issue Batman goes up against The
Penguin when he turns himself into Gothamıs most
talked about humanitarian.
Description:
Penguin decides to get a new gang together, and
looks for a big heist. Conveniently, a present from
The Joker appears and it turns out itıs a
Interactive TV unit. In exchange for a small item
from Gotham Bank, Joker promises to make Penguin the
most popular man in Gotham. The Penguin goes along
with this plan, not knowing what heıs getting
himself into.
After the heist,
Penguin appears to be clean from crime, not only
becoming surprisingly wealthy, but receiving
numerous awards. When Batman catches up with Penguinıs
plan, he decides to set a trap of his own. So when
Penguin attempts to steal Bruce Wayneıs money from
Wayne Financial Institution, he not only catches him
in the act, but gets his own confession on tape.
Review:
I thought that this was a very good way to start off
this series. The story was surprisingly good,
considering it IS a comic book. The way Penguin
become a faithful humanitarian, and still managed to
pull of crimes was impressive. Seeing Bruce Wayne in
the first issue was nice. Now enough about the
story. The art was fantastic! It was just like
watching an episode from the cartoon. There
wasnıt much fighting scenes in this episode, but
thatıs fine, because when there was one, the art
really made it jump out at you. Great story, great
art, great issue.
Rating: 
Review by: Trevor
Berry
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