This makes this The Graveyard Shift a somber installment in the series, which actually serves as a nice change of pace. On the whole, these stories are dark and introspective rather than being thrilling and action packed adventures. 6: The Graveyard Shift is a collection of short stories about Batman dealing with loss, change, and hopelessness. 4: Zero Year- Secret City review (found here), and our review of Batman #28 forms part of our Batman Eternal Vol. Our review of Batman #0 forms part of our Batman Vol. Since these issues fit better in the reviews that we have already done, we will not be covering them here.
This collection contains Batman #0 and Batman #28, both of which we have covered in previous reviews. While not the greatest Batman story of all time, this is something that the majority of fans will be able to easily appreciate. Not everyone will enjoy the more character focused nature of this story, but those who do will appreciate how it provides an interlude in the nonstop action found throughout the rest of this series. Here, readers see Batman struggle with his most recent personal loss, discover a problem with his crime fighting methods, and learn more about the limits of his own ability. Overall: In this Batman collection, a number of surprisingly powerful short stories are gathered together. A few of the themes developed here are nice to read about.Ĭons: The stories here are a bit slower and less action packed (which could be a positive, depending on personal preferences). The character focused stories provide a more emotional journey. Pros: Seeing Batman deal with loss is a particularly tragic sight to witness.
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