Batman/Superman #24 – 2015 delivers a bold and emotionally layered story that dives deep into the fallout of previous events while setting the stage for a dramatic shift in the dynamic between the two most iconic heroes in the DC Universe. As part of the Truth and Justice arcs that ran through multiple titles during this era, this issue places both Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent in unfamiliar territory—physically and psychologically.

At this point in the storyline, Superman is still reeling from the exposure of his secret identity and the loss of a significant portion of his powers. Meanwhile, Batman is no longer the man behind the cowl, and the person now wearing the mantle approaches justice in a very different way. These changes spark tension and mistrust, bringing real emotional weight to their confrontation and eventual cooperation in this issue.

Written by Greg Pak, the narrative focuses on internal conflict just as much as external threats. The story captures the struggle of legacy, duty, and identity in a world that’s evolving faster than the heroes can adapt. Adrián Syaf’s artwork is dynamic and atmospheric, using strong composition and clean action sequences to keep the reader fully engaged. Facial expressions and body language are especially well-executed, offering a grounded human layer beneath the larger-than-life moments.

This issue is a standout for readers interested in the psychological complexity behind the capes and masks. It also provides excellent context for fans exploring the major character developments of the New 52 era—making it an essential chapter in any modern DC collection.

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