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Chad (currently working under the alias of Ron Lim) has been working on The Re-Up for a while now, and his experience with working with the Batman legacy comes through throughout the first issue. The way Chad draws his characters is reminiscent of the Super-Dawg, in that he typically places Batman in the center of action, but at the same time making sure to spotlight what Batman isnt doing. He also gives us the feeling that, were we seeing this as a two- or three-issue story, we might not know much about the Bat yet; he doesnt give us much of a reason to believe that Chad will fill us in on what hes doing later on. He also introduces some themes, most prominently that of Batman and his true self: he is worn as a mask to hide the monster beneath the suit, and he goes through the motions of the life he was born into, but he doesnt necessarily believe in it, or even like it.

This first issue is very tightly plotted, and we see most of the key players moving from point A to point B. We learn quickly that the Bat isnt what he seems, and we see the crime squad uncover some of the more important aspects of his history. We see the beginning of his relationship with the Dark Knight and his partner Nightwing, and we see a future that might end up haunting us in the future. The Re-Up #1 has a good narrative flow; it flows well into the second part of the story, and into the third part, which comes next issue.

” Transfused with flesh and crystal, the Bat is, biologically, more human than the most pampered millionaire. He’s played hard through the years by a team of mercenaries, and as a result he makes a surprising deputy to Mr. Fleming. A sadistic killer of everyone else, The Bat crack is ready to prove himself as one of the best single-handed murderers in recorded history. As to whether he succeeds, or not, will you, the audience, be able to answer that? ” – The Editors

First of all, the Bat is just batshit crazy. Cornelia herself decides to stay at the estate after one night alone and begins to explore it, instead of returning to her hotel in Zenith. The estate is then invaded by an unknown assailant for some unknown reason, and the first victim of said assailant is Cornelia’s friend Lucas Callahan. Killed by a blow to the throat, the incident is documented by the camera as a harrowing murder scene. Two days later, his supposed friend and assistant, the mysterious Dentist, comes to the estate, and he brings with him a whole team of henchmen to guard him and the bonds that he found at the estate. The police arrive and quickly decide that it would be better to just look the other way. Lucas’s fiancée, Sarah, is also at the estate at the time, and she seems to have met the same fate as her friend. The remaining family members are killed one by one, with the exception of Sarah’s father, who is killed by Dentist after being traumatized by the previous deaths. Although the whole ordeal is very bloody and violent, the bloodshed is all pretty much bloodless and the murders are fairly banal. There is one interesting touch though, and thats that the victims die while slumping over and looking up, as if they’re being gazed upon by some kind of terrifying figure. This is the first in a series of sibilant, hovering, hovering, hovering figures that haunt Cornelia, Dentist, and the rest of the characters. Its more than just a cool visual element though; it gives the murders a sense of foreboding and impending doom. Ultimately though, the first issue is more a commentary on the vacuity of modern life than a true horror story, especially when compared to the other stories in the issue.

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If any other creature emitted such a loud scream, it would surely scare us. So it is no wonder that everyone is curious about bats. However, up until the nineteenth century, people were not aware that bats make sounds, thinking them to be insect eaters. In fact, most modern bats are thought to be the evolutionary remnants of other animals. Today, bats can be found around the globe and are the only mammals that live exclusively in the night. Despite their large size, they spend most of their lives in the air and are social like other mammals. Indeed, their very name translates to “flying fox,” a name originally given to them by the Dutch, who were early Europeans to discover them. We now know that bats are not actually winged mammals; they are members of the order Chiroptera, or “hand-winged ones.” They are also the only mammals that capture their prey with their hands rather than with their teeth.

The majority of bats that exist today are small. Some are even less than an inch long and weigh only one-hundredth of an ounce. This is much more than the average weight of an insect, which can vary from one-twenty-fifth of an ounce to one-fiftieth. In fact, bats are now classified as both insectivores and insectivorous. They eat only small insects, such as moths, and the small spiders and caterpillars that make up their diet. Most insects are not edible for us, but for bats, the protein value is sufficient to make them the most abundant members of the order Chiroptera. Moreover, a single adult bat can eat enough insects in one night to provide enough protein for two people. Even so, many invertebrate animals are more nutritious and useful than bats.

Bats live in colonies and breed year round. They often form large colonies of ten thousand to two hundred thousand members. Colonies are made up of a single species of the most commonly encountered animal and a few of the most common insects. Bats that form part of a colony use a common communal roost or nesting site and share it with other species of bats.

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Bats are important ecosystem engineers that directly feed on insect pests, while indirectly supporting the economy by consuming mosquitoes and midges that transmit many human diseases including malaria, dengue, and filariasis. Also, bats are valued by many because they eat insects harmful to crops such as bean worms, moths, beetles, grasshoppers, cabbage worms, and grasshoppers. Bat Houses are designed to provide roosting, nesting, and breeding space for bats, but also help to conserve them. The bats feed on fruit and insects that damage crops.
The benefits of bats aside, we know very little about who visits these temples in the first place. As bats have nocturnal habits, they are difficult to study. We visited the temples on evenings and asked temple workers (kongabaichars) to observe bat movements in and out of the temple complex. We found kongabaichars are a key informant in the study of bats within the five sites we sampled. Bat observations by kongabaichars show that bats mostly visit the temples during the nights and as such, kongabaichars are a key informant to study bat behavior. We were particularly interested in understanding how kongabaichars discern which bats belong to which species, what species may be attracted to which types of temples, and what roles the kongabaichars play within the bat community. The kongabaichars have extensive knowledge of all the bat species within their temple complexes and can identify most to a very high degree (Table 2). They are responsible for baiting stations which attract bats to their roosting sites. When baiting stations, the kongabaichars locate the Bat Houses which are attached to the statues of Hindu deities, and tether them by a chain to a tree in the temple to allow the bats to enter and leave the bat house. The kongabaichars also identify pheromone laden food items such as figs and coconuts that are placed on platforms to attract bats. We wanted to know if the kongabaichars play a role in the interactions between bats and the animals that visit the temples and how they participate in the routine annual temple rituals.

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