Mateus Malaquias

Batman - One Bad Day: Bane - ⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 The narrative doesn't merely focus on Bane but rather delves deep into the extensive history that envelops this character.

As the story unfolds, it becomes increasingly evident that the conclusion holds significant weight. It appears to mark the culmination of Bane's seemingly endless struggle against Batman, Venom, and his inner demons.

Batman- One Bad Day: Catwoman - ⭐️⭐️/5 This comic certainly isn't terrible, but it doesn't quite ascend to the ranks of a "must-read" either. As we go into the latter portion, it becomes evident that the comic's energy dwindles, and the narrative loses much of its allure.

However, it's not all doom. I do appreciate that the comic maintains a delicate balance when it comes to flashbacks. Instead of delving too deeply into the realm of reminiscences, it stays grounded in the present narrative, focusing primarily on Catwoman as the central character.

Batman - One Bad Day: Clayface - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5 A must-read comic book, that demands a closer look at history! Clayface, often overshadowed in Batman's rogues' gallery, takes the spotlight in this captivating story set amidst the glitzy dreams of Hollywood.

As you peel back the layers of Clayface's one bad day, you discover what makes him tick. It's not so much a "plan" as it is a chaotic unraveling, which makes this character study shine.