Writer Dan Watters and artist Hayden Sherman's "Batman: Dark Patterns" presents a captivating miniseries filled with chilling mysteries. The second arc kicks off with Mr. Scarface, who manifests as an apartment building in Gotham, showcasing a bizarre but intriguing twist. The narrative parallels films like "The Raid: Redemption," as Batman attempts a daring rescue within the labyrinthine structure. The lingering question of Scarface's ventriloquist adds suspense, offering readers a tight blend of horror and action as it explores Gotham's unique character.
The mystery: Where, and who, is Scarface's ventriloquist? It's a bananas twist on an old, often overlooked villain, and a fabulous setup for action.
Surprising twists in Watters and Sherman's Batman: Dark Patterns miniseries establish a new form of eerie villainy with Mr. Scarface transforming into an apartment building.
Watters and Sherman cleverly integrate elements from classic horror while paying homage to contemporary cinema, blending Batman's heroic actions with moments of confusion and dread that highlight Gotham's peculiarities.
Scarface's disembodied voice rings from every wall, turning Bledin Towers into more than just a setting but a living participant in the unfolding horror.
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