Comic Review: Batwoman #6

In this review of Batwoman #6, we take a look back at the mystery of how Kate and Beth came to where they were in the Eschatology arc, and a hint at their future. Batwoman #6 main cover by DaNi (DC Comics) BATWOMAN #6 Written by GREG RUCKA Art by JEFF SPOKES Main Cover: DaNI Variant Covers: STJEPAN ŠEJIĆ, JEFF SPOKES, JORGE FORNES, WALTER SIMONSON Page Count: 32 pages Release Date: 8/19/26 This review contains spoilers About two months ago, northwest of Gotham in the mountains during a massive thunderstorm, Batwoman and Alice plummeted from a cliff into a roaring river. Batwoman reached to save Alice, but her sister was swept away by the waves, and Batwoman hit by a huge log. She makes it to Jacob Kane’s manor, where he is startled from his miniature painting by her bloody appearance. Though Kate is distraught thinking she killed Beth, Alice arises from the waters and wanders into a town, where Anna, Kate’s ex-girlfriend (from the beginning of Elegy) mistakes her for Kate. Beth insists Anna bring her to Kate’s apartment, and begins to try to take Kate’s place, cutting her hair and getting tattooed, trying to shut up the reflection of Alice in the mirror. Bruce Wayne visits a catato...