Batman: Gotham by Gaslight - The Kryptonian Age #6 weaves the established threads from the first five issues together and sets the stage for what is to come next. The issue also continues to fill out this universe, introducing new and fun versions of the iconic DC universe characters. Read Full Review

The series as a whole is a bold experiment that successfully blends classic DC characters with a unique steampunk setting. Diggle's writing is sharp and engaging, and Fernandez's art is a visual masterpiece. Batman: Gotham by Gaslight – The Kryptonian Age is a must-read for fans of both Batman and Superman, offering a fresh take on these iconic characters. Read Full Review

By this point, you know what you're in for with this run. Batman: Gotham by Gaslight - The Kryptonian Age #6 serves up more epic globe spanning storytelling and a heck of a climax in Smallville. Read Full Review

Wow. Did I actually enjoy this one? I mean, it's definitely not without it's faults. The Squad is definitely one plot point too many and I would always rather the story be more focused. With what it is though, it's certainly not a bad execution this time around. I also think ending the series by announcing another is quite cheap. I'd rather them just announce a hiatus or something. Not to mention the fact that A League For Justice is not a great name. I'm just hoping that with this series laying the groundwork for the characters, the next one will be able to deliver some more engaging and focused stories. Oh and Batman saying "Bunkum is one of the best panels I've seen. Read Full Review

Batman: Gotham By Gaslight - The Kryptonian Age #6is a frustrating, sometimes boring read. Andy Diggle places all effort on world-building and Vectorian-era versions of DC characters, but the plot is almost non-existent. World-build should be a good thing, but when that's all you've got, the comic turns into a slog.5/10 Read Full Review