This is honestly the first issue in this series that I can't find anything to complain about. The story is action packed and fun. It gives us the answer we have wondered since issue 1 and does such a good job going into getting that answer. The story is met with brilliant art and colors that appeal to the eye and is completely satisfying to the reader. The creative team behind this issue deserve mad kudos and I hope to see more issues that are just as fun as this one! Batman Superman issue four is available today, so go pick up your copy at your local comic store or buy it digitally from your favorite online retailer. Feel free to let us know how you felt about this issue by leaving a comment down in the comment section on the bottom of the review. Read Full Review

Wed come close to the point where a Superman/Batman team-up was unbeatable, but Williamson has found some very credible foes to keep them in line. This title isnt showing any signs of letting up as The Infected storyline rolls on. Read Full Review

David Marquez does some brilliant work with the design of the characters and how tense and beautiful the action is. The characters are expressive and the art is full of energy. Read Full Review

As the dark mirror to the current storyline in Justice League, Batman/Superman seems to get better every issue. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman #4 shows off plenty of cool action, good character moments, and big reveals. The stakes are suitably raised and I am sincerely looking forward to what next issue will reveal. Read Full Review

The tone of the book is great. I love what Williamson is doing here. It is a lot better than most of the Batman and Superman team-ups. The story is well done and I have no idea where the heck we are going from here. Read Full Review

I'm very much excited for the nex two issues of this series. It's turning out to be a fantastic development. Between all drip Jim Gordon and the new Secret Six this is gonna be wild ride. Read Full Review

This issue of Batman/Superman was nothing but non-stop action and future set-up. I love that the new crop of villains are former heroes that have had their inhibitions removed and will likely remain that way for the foreseeable future. Joshua Williamson has scripted an awesome story, made real with David Marquezs dynamic art, Alejandro Sanchezs beautiful coloring and John J. Hills expert lettering. The Batman Who Laughs is genuinely a credible threat and things are looking dire for the DC Universe after this amazing issue. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman continues to be a force and possibly the best fight-comic on the stands today. Read this expecting some interesting character wrinkles, all new stakes, and great fight sequences. Read Full Review

Final Verdict: It's good. Really good. Read it. Read Full Review

The Secret Six have Batman and Superman on the ropes as we see the crazy plan the Batman Who Laughs is putting into play.  Joshua Williamson is cutting some corners here to get the ball really rolling and while they don't bring down the story, they could in the near future.  For now, though, the great art and over the top story has me more interested with each issue. Read Full Review

I have no clue how Batman and Superman are supposed to stop the Secret Six. Read Full Review

If youre following the overarching meta-story of the DC Universe as its Year of the Villain crossover continues, Batman/Superman #4 is a must-read. If not, then the issue doesnt offer much more than a well-rendered slugfest. Read Full Review

Am I being too pig-headed about this whole arc? The infected Kara and her brethren of the Secret Six unite to bring the satellite in. And then she is ready to fight. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman has been an entertaining ride thus far, but #4 doesn't spend as much time focusing on the series' biggest strength. Read Full Review

I don't like this comic. I think the dialogue is bad, and heroes fighting heroes is an overdone and redundant trope and I'm frankly tired of it. That said, the way Marquez draws Superman is awesome, and his fight scenes are pretty good as well. But all things considered, I recommend skipping this book. I think there are much better comics on stands right now. Batman/Superman #4 just ain't it. Read Full Review

One word: Bat'leth

Prelude:
Williamson's Batman/Superman has been great and as this arc heats up, let's see how it all goes down.

The Good:
It's a smart choice to reveal the remaining members in this issue then slowly revealing them.

Even though we already knew the Infected, it was cool seeing them in action and the events unfold to create the 6th.

Williamson is tying this to Dark Nights: Metal in an interesting way.

I love the characterisation for everyone in this issue. Williamson gets the characters and it shows.

The Bad:
Nothing.

Conclusion:
Another fantastic issue from Williamson. I've been loving this series and this issue represents those aspects extremely well.

I am beyond sick of the Batman Who Laughs, but I have to admit this was a pretty exciting issue.

" This is for Wally. For Dick ! For Roy ! This is the revenge of the titans ! "
- Doanna Troy

Fun, simple, and beautiful art.

When it comes to sheer action, nothing I currently read comes close to the entertainment value of Batman/Superman. This arc, so far, has been an outstanding example of how to create a good, tense series, having time for both personal growth, as well as relentless fight scenes. Oh, and its art is outstanding, duh.

If there's one thing I could criticize it for, it's amount of tie-ins, which complicates things a little. Not only you need to watch out for singular issues out there, to understand everything, there's also the problem of other series being affected by this crossover, so if you follow them, but not this arc, you may feel like you're wasting your time.
Either way, once you take a look at the big picture Joshua Williamson painted here, it's clear he has a plan, and his story is definitely worth following.

Amazing comic, like all three of its predecessors. Definitely recommend it! more

"Those children are dead or dying because of you!"

So is that super dog coming or not?

This was mostly good, I'd say. I just find most of the Secret Six and their motivations petty. The only one I could see having a real reason to be upset is Donna. I also think the ending was a bit contrived.

Eh, I guess the Batman who Laughs is still nigh unstoppable, and is more powerful and unstoppable than any villain Batman or Superman has ever faced before. Also Supergirl grabbing that batarang, and Batman and Superman not saying anything about it was really dumb. Art is still amazing though

Keep the name of the Secret Six out of your mouths. Also, does being infected also infect your clothing? Do they all take a break to make new costumes? These are the questions that I want answered.