After ten issues, "All-Star Batman" is still a mess. It's inconsistent from issue-to-issue and the plot is little more than a series of violent incidents with nothing to tie them together other than the bombast. But it's still kind of a fascinating mess, and I have no idea where it's headed next, which, by my estimation, is a good thing. Read Full Review

By the way, this issue comes with a variant cover by Frank Quitely (of ALL-STAR SUPERMAN fame.) Maybe next issue can come with a variant story by Grant Morrison. Read Full Review

I'm sure some readers will disagree with a lot of what I've said here. All I ask is that you consider what you really enjoy about this book. To me, All-Star Batman & Robin is a joke. Just because it lets you in on the joke doesn't mean you should be laughing along with it. Read Full Review

I really dont know what has happened to Frank Miller. This is the first All Star Batman & Robin issue Ive reviewed for Comics Bulletin and its, unfortunately, the first one I havent really enjoyed. This one was just all over the place. If it wasnt for Jim Lees interiors or Frank Quitelys wonderful variant cover I would burn this mother down. But only if I had matches to waste. Ouch. Read Full Review

Save us, Jim. Save us! Read Full Review

While I wasn’t totally disappointed in this series’ abrupt end, I was beginning to be invested in Batgirl’s arc and I was excited for Frank Miller’s plans with the Joker

bad in an absolutely hilarious way.

Thus ends one of the worst comic book experiences of all-time.