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Aside from the overzealous impostor, Battle for the Cowl is an easy breather from the more heady Batman stories that preceded it in 2009.
November 2009 2009
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I liked Cowl insofar I like 2 way time travel SF (my least favorite subgenre because it falls so easily in solipsism - boom, the hero moved through time and a new universe appeared/dissapeared), but N. Asher has so many better books, Cowl is the weakest by far.
Pick JP's Bookshelf! 2006
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I’m glad DC Comics, particularly Battle for the Cowl, is doing well and that Dark Horse made a higher listing (Even if it was Buffy).
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(if a Cowl could be a House of Incredible Magical Power and All the Goodies Therein) could just lead us back to the beginning with a Stephen Strange whose not only won his rightful title back, but the hearts of fans as well, but who am I kidding?
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Will they really stop, or will a "Cowl" story arc extend over both titles?
Archive 2008-08-01 2008
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Will they really stop, or will a "Cowl" story arc extend over both titles?
The End of Robin 2008
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Well, the Shrike is certainly up there with Cthulu; but I think I've got to go with two of Neal Asher's creations as current faves: the torbeast from "Cowl" and the Skinner from the eponymous novel.
Big bads Tripp 2009
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On a related note, I overcame my initial hesitation and dipped a toe into Neal Asher's "Cowl," which you sent to me a few months ago.
What people will be reading Tripp 2006
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“Battle for the Cowl” looks at what makes a good Batman, and the overarching thesis of the New Krypton storyline is that only Kal-El can be Superman.
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I'm fairly sure, though, that this interview with IGN. com covers new territory, as it's the first since Batman: Battle for the Cowl wrapped up last week, and the identities of the new Batman and Robin were (officially) revealed.
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