So I will admit that when I read the first part I sort of bemoaned another look at 'just how far will Batman and Superman go' theme feeling we had read a number of those stories already. But I really liked this story. It was interesting to see just how much the overlay of tragedy has formed who these two are. That said, I'd love an old-fashioned punch-em-up. Maybe throw in a couple of super-villains. Read Full Review

The constant shift between art styles in these pages distracts from an otherwise entertaining story Read Full Review

"Batman/Superman" #15 is a fun and decent looking, if inconsistent, comic that has some interesting character team-ups but doesn't really take full advantage of its potential. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman#15 does its best to finish the arc out strong but comes up just shy of making this issue a must have. Buy it if you wanted to see how the arc ended but besides that let's hold out hope for the next storyline. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman #15 was a horrible end to a bad story.  The story and art were equally bad and i can only recommend that you avoid it.  How about we get Kaiyo to just erase our collective memories so we don't even know it ever existed? Read Full Review

This is not a buy. As readers spending our hard-earned money, we want to purchase a good comic. At the end of the day it doesn't matter if there are legitimate excuses (editorial, scheduling, artist changes), if the end product does not satisfy, then we don't want it. This issue concludes an arc that doesn't justify the $3.99 per issue price tag no matter how much anyone wanted it to, including myself. Read Full Review

Could have been a lot better.