Bruce Wainwright is not the man he believed himself to be. He never was. But when you've unleashed horror on the world... what can you do about it? Is Bruce human after all? Or has he become more than a man? It's the unmissable finale of one of the best-reviewed miniseries of the year, sure to go down as a modern Batman classic!
The final installment of Batman: Creature of the Night completes a fine companion piece to Superman: Secret Identity, well-considered, brilliantly illustrated, and deeply humane, even if it might be wise to re-read the first three issues before returning to the finale. Read Full Review
This is a Batman done right, and should be as important as 'The Dark Knight Returns.' Read Full Review
This final issue of Batman: Creature of the Night was dark, heavy and really, really good. If you expected a more upbeat ending, you haven't been paying attention, but if you really wanted to see the struggle of being Batman, this book is for you. The story and art were great and I can't recommend it enough. Read Full Review
The central question of its series is never quite answered, with the nature of the Batman and its links to Bruce's birth remaining unsolved. I wouldn't really want it any other way, since the ambiguity is what makes it work. Now that this series is complete, I'm pretty sure it'll end its run as an all-time classic. Read Full Review
Batman: Creature of the Night #4 is a long time coming, but it is worth the wait. Bruce Wainright's tale comes to an emotionally-resonant, satisfying end, courtesy of master-class storytelling from three of the greatest comic book creators who have ever lived. Read Full Review
This issue is an excellently made conclusion to its miniseries, providing a satisfying conclusion that rings true to the story that began two years ago. Read Full Review
In the end, Batman: Creature of the Night #4 presents the story with a satisfying conclusion. Even if it takes too long to get there. Bruce Wainright's story is an interesting take on the concept of Batman and I hope DC continues to let their creatives flex their muscles with more of the classic characters in similar ways. Read Full Review
Wow.... one of the best stories I read.
I was worried that after such a long break I wouldn’t love this issue as much as previous issues, but nope, this was great.
It may have been a long wait, but it was absolutely worth it. Batman: Creature Of The Night may not be about actual Batman, but it’s a tale all fans of the Dark Knight should read. Possibly my favourite Batman comic of the 21st century.
Finally concluded!!! But it was definitely worth the wait.
Man, this is one of my favorite bat books since Rebirth at least.
I like that it was left slightly open-ended.