BATMAN '66 comes to a close as we unleash cover artist Michael Allred on the entire issue! Mobs of villains arrive in Gotham City for what appears to be a full-blown Criminal Convention. But one bad guy is not happy with how he's being treated, and decides to tip off Batman and Robin. Will even this valuable bit of information be enough to help the Dynamic Duo overcome the overwhelming odds?
A careful balancing act of compelling story and a constant barrage of self-referential humor, this is one of the most fun, concisely told stories I've read this year, perhaps even since I began writing for the site. The action is exciting, every joke lands, and there's plenty here to warrant multiple readings. If you want a single example of what makes Batman '66 so great, one story to give someone who isn't sure what this series is all about, give them this. It is all 120 episodes and 36 issues of previous Batman '66 tales condensed into one exciting package. Read Full Review
One of DC's longest-running digital-first comics comes to a close with this issue. It's a fitting finale, especially for a franchise that's never been big on continuity or long-form storytelling. Read Full Review
Batman '66 had its share of brilliant issues, along with some lackluster. However, it was always fun. Batman '66was a colorful series suitable for almost all ages. This issue is a wonderfully fitting end to a fun-filled series. Read Full Review
This is a simple issue that takes me back to the Batman TV show. This series is a great one, especially since you don’t need to read one issue to understand the next. These independent stories really help show off Batman and Robin for the heroes they are. It’s a must-read series for any Batman fan. Read Full Review
This has been a favorite title of mine and I'm sad to see it ending. I love the classic Batman show and I've enjoyed the directions they've gone with the title here. This issue is a great send off to the book. Read Full Review
I have been critical of this book in the past and have at times given it weak ratings when it has missed the nostalgia mark. The storyline here is par for the course but I am going to give it a very good ranking for its well thought out references to 50's and 60's television and the terrific artwork. Read Full Review
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