Bruce and Selina are trying to remember their happier days to prepare for the inevitable battle with Bane.
Good Lord, why does Tom King have to make everything so decompressed?
This chapter is extremely light in content and doesn't progress the story at all. Is just centered once again around the relationship between Bruce and Selina but I believe last issue was enough of that already. Hell, everything about this little trip could have been completed last issue but somehow King thought that it was a good idea to extend the story here while advancing very little of it.
And is not like the relationship is particularly well-depicted here to compensate. They're just repeating everything that has been happening to them up to this point while also repeating the obnoxious "Bat, Cat" lines too many times (By the way, the cover is also a lie since Magpie appeared for like, 1 page or so, and did nothing).
Clay Mann's artwork is sexy and perfect to depict beach scenarios but there's very little plot to follow.
Aside from that, just end already.
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