Batman: Gotham Adventures #28 Talkback (Spoilers)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

BATMAN: GOTHAM ADVENTURES #28

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Written by Scott Peterson; art by Tim Levins and Terry Beatty; cover by Rick Burchett and Beatty

A popular musician is kidnapped by the Riddler, who proceeds to leave baffling riddles for Batman, Robin and Nightwing. But the joke's on E. Nigma when the musician begins leaving his own clues for our heroes in an attempt to outwit the Riddler!

Comments?

[DisneyBoy]

What's there to say about this terrible let-down?

After the amazing Riddler story in #11, here we get a confusing, musically-inaccurate (no doubt) tale that fails to impress or make sense. I mean, how on earth could the musician manage to infiltrate all Nygma's riddles and add clues for Batman into them, if he was locked in a cell the entire time! The only thing that was worthwhile in this story was the mentionning of the Riddler/Joker feud (did Peterson really know that...or did someone tell him :rolleyes: ). Ick.

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Originally posted by DisneyBoy
What's there to say about this terrible let-down?

After the amazing Riddler story in #11, here we get a confusing, musically-inaccurate (no doubt) tale that fails to impress or make sense. I mean, how on earth could the musician manage to infiltrate all Nygma's riddles and add clues for Batman into them, if he was locked in a cell the entire time! The only thing that was worthwhile in this story was the mentionning of the Riddler/Joker feud (did Peterson really know that...or did someone tell him :rolleyes: ). Ick.

I think he was the editor of B&R Advs. #5 when Joker tried to kill Riddler.