Letters to Batman and Robin #5

[Lissilambe]

Tell us what you think of this issue!

Take care
Don

[>>Riz!]

I liked it. It had sequences of Batman Begins and Batman Forever in it, which I think were pertfectly interwoven with the rest of the story. But you stayed true to your own interpretation, which I really liked.
Loved how you made Jervis into Carrie's Lucius Fox.
I would have liked to see one more scene (Alfred and Carrie in the car talking about how she found it out), because the entrance in the warehouse came so fast. But all in all a very nice issue.
5 stars.

[mockingbird]

I remember this one fun stuff, Riddler. and Carrie's definitely been great. Fun to see her taking her place

I also want to take the credit for the terrible riddle XD what a god-awful pun, but it's all my fault

[therougerogue]

Yep. A big thanks to Sam for coming up with this issues riddle.

And look forward for more Jervis/Carrie interactions in the future, as I set the stage for what I hope to be a great payoff down the road.


James

[arcalian]

Yeah I caught the Returns and Begins reference too. Though for some strange reason I thought Carrie already knew, rather than just suspected.....not that I mind.

[eric the pilot]

Loved this.

It was really effective the way you kept shifting back and forth between the two storylines, you can literally see the wheels turning in Carrie's mind as she figures things out, a nice parallel with Batman's own detective process tracking the Riddler. That was a geat touch.

This issue really lets Carrie shine solo, though I find I miss the interactions with her friends, Carrie on her own is a great character in your hands and you really let her shine. Somehow the idea of Carrie Kelly being able to kick the ass of the Riddler, who had managed to trap Batman just works. Batman is no weaker a protagonist for it.

I can't wait to see what comes of Carrie and Bruce's conversation, she really proved herself here and her development only looks to increase going forward.

Hell of a job.