Daria's Reviews > Batman: Sword of Azrael

First of all, the 3 narrators were WAY too confusing, you cannot change narrators like that in a story and expect me to understand what's going on, ESPECIALLY when you're introducing literally an entire cast of new characters (with characters we know it could be at most acceptable, since I could maybe recognise them by voice).
I do enjoy a good snow story however, so they do win some extra points for that, and I did enjoy seeing Batman struggling but not getting downed in one hit, which is something that has happened a bit too much for the type of character he's supposed to be. In this one, even if he gets downed, he still keeps fighting which is what I like to see. Not being able to get mind controlled. Trying to play mind games. Being restrained and still dominating the fight. As he should.
Jean-Paul whatever suffers from a very unfortunate name and a backstory that I do not care much about. I would have liked the discrepancy between him and Azrael to be bigger, as well as his shock to what was happening around him. As is, he's just another random superhero/villain I do not care much about.
Alfred was here however and that is all I could have asked for. Deserved. Trying to control yet another young-ish person looking for violence. Poor guy.