The issue is fine, but I can't help but feel disappointed in the lack of Dick's emotional reaction to Damian's death. Perhaps some would say that's Dick Grayson, that he's not a mourner, but someone who prefers to remember someone's life rather than their death. There is some emotion there, and it's touching to hear what Dick has to say. Without Damian, Dick feels like he's lost someone truly important, and that he has to be strong without him.

This is a great story to read following the Death of The Family, and a great story in general if you wanted a brief one shot look into the minds of Bruce, Damian, and Alfred. It shows the love and faith both Damian and Bruce have in each other, as well as Alfred's protective feelings toward his family.