Batwing #21 – 2013 continues the exhilarating rise of Luke Fox as the newly appointed Batwing, diving deeper into his first solo mission under the mantle. Written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray, with dynamic pencils from Eduardo Pansica, this issue sets the tone for the high-tech, high-stakes adventures that would define Luke’s run.

As Batman oversees from the shadows, Luke Fox steps into his own, navigating the pressure of the Bat-symbol while facing threats head-on. This chapter brings a pulse-pounding confrontation in Italy, where a black market operation involving cybernetic enhancements forces Luke to test both his physical skills and his strategic mind. It’s an intense proving ground, showcasing his raw potential and the new Batwing suit’s capabilities.

Palmiotti and Gray excel in capturing the duality of Luke’s world—balancing the expectations of being Lucius Fox's son with the reality of working within Batman Incorporated. There's also a refreshing shift in tone here: this version of Batwing blends youthful confidence with serious tech-driven detective work, giving the title a revitalised edge.

Pansica’s art delivers sleek action sequences and expressive character work, especially as Luke navigates combat in unfamiliar territory. The issue also teases more global threats and deeper story arcs to come, giving collectors plenty to look forward to in this bold new direction.

Perfect for fans of the Bat-Family, and a must-have for those following the evolution of Luke Fox, Batwing #21 continues to cement its place as part of a key transitional run in DC Comics’ New 52 landscape.

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