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Batwoman: Elegy

History: Greg Rucka
Designs Cover: JH Williams III

There's no denying, Rucka is always a pleasure to read, but if he is accompanied by a magnificent artist as Willimas III, then it becomes a real pleasure. Unfortunately, despite this praise

the story is not perfect and I refer to a specific detail. The writer falls
me just one thing that I would have expected from him, I am thinking of pulling out the most banal idea used by the best Brazilian telenovelas, or the discovery of Spoiler Warning: an evil twin.
Come on, he could help it, the story would still be beautiful, even without this (ridiculous) found. The graphic side

instead has no flaws. The artist moves from one style to another in order to distinguish these events from flashbacks and both leave open-mouthed, as diverse as wonderful.
The original way to share the cartoons I liked it. Maybe I was a bit 'lost in one or two tables, but just for a moment.

Details:
- Dick advises that Kate cut his hair and that the figure of the fool unwittingly ago I would have avoided, as it now is Batman, not the last of idiots. But by then the new Batgirl Barbara, through Huntress, the "bat-girls" have always had long hair. Why only now noticing it and make it a problem?
- In the third story it seemed to me that the conversation between father daughter filasse little: he speaks of Abbot and she says the others (but who has asked you!?) And she says to trust him it states that he trusts (and thanks to shit, after you've seen it all, it was nice that you had trusted since the beginning of your daughter), his faith was sorely tested when he had the face to face with the Wolf Man ... But what does it mean? That's another reason for having faith in her daughter, not to doubt.
Then maybe I misunderstood me ...
- In the beautiful dance between Kate and Maggie, the protagonist is a list of diminutives and me there is a doubt, but Kathy and Katie is not the same?