100 Days of Batman, Day 37

In Fear of Faith Part Two: To Serve and Protect by Devin K. Grayson, the Scarecrow begins to put a plan into motion. His goal is to cause maximum fear. He contaminates the food of the refugees he has been staying with forcing the leader/minister to go to the Penguin and make a deal in order to replace the lost food. 

Despite the lack of Batman in any real way this book was fun and is defiantly WORTH YOUR TIME. It has the Scarecrow laying the seeds of fear without having to resort to his toxin, showing you as the reader that he understands fear and doesn't always need a fancy way of inducing it. Watching the way Huntress interacts with criminals is fun. She is not above beating a criminal senseless in order to scare them into doing she wants which I think is really cool. Granted it may not be that much different from Batman but still, I enjoyed it. I defiantly recommend this book to those of you who like scarecrow and for that matter it is still a pleasant enjoyable read even if you do not.

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