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The first issue kicked things off with a bang and this issue continues the trend, as Batman mobilizes his allies in the wake of a major disaster in Gotham City. A disaster which Jim Gordon seems to have caused but nobody in the Bat Family or the GCPD can honestly believe he is responsible for. There's a lot of good character moments throughout the book and we know what villain is responsible for Gordon's fall by the issue's end. I won't spoil it here but it was an honest surprise and a true indication of how things have changed for Gotham City in the New 52 universe.
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The artwork is uniformly excellent. Jason Fabok's matches Bryan Hitch for the ability to fit amazing amounts of detail into a panel but I think Fabok's line-work is neater and more precise. The inks are surprisingly sparse for a Batman comic and colorist Brad Anderson highlights the artwork with multiple shades of black and grey.
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