Overall, my impression of this issue was a thumbs-up for great story telling and a beautiful rendition of fighting portrayed through the comic book art style.

The writing was brought to us by, once again and most likely for the rest of the series, Scott Snyder and James Tynion. As usual these two writers do a phenomenal job of bringing the story of the bats allies to light. Showing us that these guys aren't just sidekicks, they're full-fledged heroes. We can't forget our scripters Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly. These two are responsible for developing our narrative and dialogue which keeps us so delved into this story. Overall, this is a great team and I really hope to see the artists make a return in later issues.

My overall review of this issue is a definite thumb up for the detailed designs and witty sense of humor given to the characters. I highly recommend this book for anyone looking to break into comics today or for anyone who appreciates great comic book art or witty stories.

To anyone who is looking for something different from your average run-of-the-mill superhero story, then I highly recommend this book. Would you like to see more stories like this, where superheroes turn on their citizens? Or do you prefer your heroes fighting bad guys and saving the day? I suggest going back to read LEAVING MEGALOPOLIS and then read this to get the full story. Other than that, tell us what you think in the comments below!