Detective Comics 975: Path to Reconciliation
The Trial of Batwoman Writer - James Tynion IV, Pencils - Alvaro Martinez, Inks - Raul Fernandez, Colors - Brad Anderson, Cover - Martinez, Fernandez, Anderson, Asst. Editor - Dave Wielgosz, Editor - Chris Conroy, Group Editor - Jamie S. Rich Initial Reaction This issue does not pull any punches. We get to see a rare look inside the psyche and rationale of Batman, especially when it comes to his team. While the book is light on action, I don't think you'll miss it. It is also not really as much a trial as it is a "family" meeting. The ending, while not particularly surprising, does seem to set a new status quo for Batwoman. If you like issues that examine the characters, you will enjoy this issue. The Story The book begins with a flashback to the burial of Kate's mother. Bruce and Alfred are there, and even throw the traditional shovel-full of dirt onto the casket. After the funeral is over, Kate and Bruce bond over the loss of their p...