With Batman featuring the major storyline itll be interesting to see how The Joker War plays out in the other tie-ins. If this issue was any indication, this event is in good hands throughout. Read Full Review

Tomasi keeps the story fast and accessible like he always does and the art is pretty damn good. The resolution to the conflict presented here is pretty great. It also leans into the next chapter of this story pretty seamlessly as well. Read Full Review

I'm not sure if this story needs this many tie-ins"so far Tynion has been delivering a tense and effective story in the main book without too many unanswered questions"but most of them have been quality and the chaos of Gotham is guaranteed to deliver some good thrills. Read Full Review

I really love the way that this story ties in with the events happening concurrently in the pages of Batman, but can totally stand on its own too. Of course, having the whole crossover will give readers a much larger story, but this is so well handled, that it stand up perfectly well on its own. If you don't have the time, or the budget, to pick up all of “Joker War”, then Detective Comics #1025 is a perfectly satisfying, and action-packed read, all on its own. Read Full Review

So as a standalone story, "Attack on Wayne Enterprises" is a block of excitement from first page to last, with some stunningly good artwork from Kenneth Rocafort. It's not a necessary chapter of Joker War, but it's a satisfying one. Read Full Review

Kenneth Rocafort's beautiful artwork is a saving grace for this issue. The action is fantastic and Batwoman's presence in it is a welcome one. The panels are brilliantly composed and the progression of the action is awesome. Rocafort does some interesting and engaging things with the art. I just wish the story was as engaging. Read Full Review

This was a well-written story from Tomasi and Rocafort. We also get an issue of Detective Comics that ties in with the main Batman book, something I and others have asked to see for quite a while. I hope that this continues through the remainder of the Joker War and beyond. Read Full Review

This is a fun issue if you like all-out battles and cool looking vehicles. Batwoman is badass too, but it doesn't read like "Joker War" must-read comics either. I had fun reading it though, and likely most will too. Read Full Review

Bullock was really the only good part about this issue, other than Batwoman actually getting Batman to say "please". It was just a meh tie-in issue that you may personally like if you're into giant hi-tech tanks. I did enjoy the sketchy style of art, mostly. Some of it is GREAT but also some of it is not all that good at all, so it's rather inconsistent. Read Full Review

I enjoy this comic, but that doesn't mean that I think it's actually good. It feels very rushed, as if the creative team didn't have enough time to polish their work. I just can't recommend this comic in good conscience. This series was amazing when DC was letting Tomasi and his artists do their own thing, but the past few issues have been rough. Hopefully this will change in the near future" Read Full Review

This issue does not inspire any confidence in the wider Joker arc. Read Full Review

Pretty good for a tie-in issue. It was good to see Batwoman and Batman in action together again. Bullock sure takes being Commissioner seriously. He's come a long way since the crooked Detective he first appeared as. I doubt then any reader would believe in 37 years he'd be the No-nonsense Commissioner.
Lucius Fox has really had some interesting parts since Tomasi started writing this book. He's become an invaluable ally and was able to fight the toxin's influence better than most. And he's a helpful behind-the-scenes guy like Alfred. With him free, it will make controlling all those wonderful toys a little harder for Joker, So this issue really is the first victory for the good guys in this war so far.

Great issue. Glad to see Batwoman back in the fold. I love the dynamic of respect between her and Bruce, as both are competent military strategists, with the book showing them working in a beautiful harmonic synchrony of vigilante brutality. Bullock as Commissioner is fantastic as well, and I do hope to see more of the gravity of the main storyline's impact in this companion title.

Overall pretty good. Loved batwoman and Batman together. Want to see them together again.

" Blast anyone without a cape !"
- COMMISSAIRE BULLOCK

This was all perfectly competent. There was a lot happening, but I didn’t hate it. I just also don’t care all that much about it.

This was fine, I just wish I cared about Joker War. What it comes down to is a lack of interest, on my part. I just find myself bored while reading this. The action is fine. The writing was fine. That's all.

Seems like a missed opportunity to get batwoman a worthwhile arc w/o batman

The return of a character no one asked to return. This issue falls flat.