Marquez delivers some beautifully detailed art on every page of the issue. The visual style of every moment draws the eye. Read Full Review

Batman is always noir-inspired, but it's rarely this much in the groove of the crime thriller/farce, and it's a tone that works perfectly. Read Full Review

Overall, while Batman: Killing Time isnt high art, its still one of the most fun and intriguing stories that Batmans had in recent memory. Tom King, Clayton Cowles, David Marquez and Alejandro Sanchez are absolutely killing it with this series. Read Full Review

Batman: Killing Time #4 is a spectacular issue if readers can get their heads around the jumps. If you arent prepared for it or following along, the constant switching from national park to diner to Ancient Greece to a hospital all in four pages will throw you off, like trying to hold on to a merry-go-round. But within this pace is a plot filled with fantastic fighting, dynamic characters and absolutely glorious art. Visually it is as good as it gets. Read Full Review

Killing Time has two more issues left. The shorter issue count is working in Kings favor even as some cracks are starting to show in the overall narrative. Hopefully King can successfully nail the final act and make this a worthy Batman mini-series worth a second read. Read Full Review

Despite some great action and developments, Batman: Killing Time #4, feels like it's starting to buckle under the weight of the plot. The writing in this chapter doesn't feel as refined as in the previous issues and the mystery is starting to wear readers' patience thin. However, it is still a solid comic. Read Full Review

Batman: Killing Time #4 continues to entertain in how it plays with time. It's such a strong element in the story it's practically a character in itself. This issue also offers some intriguing new information surrounding The Help, albeit this is a slower chapter with more explaining than breakneck action. Read Full Review

I, for one, was pleasantly surprised by this issue. I feel like I'm starting to get into the story, especially now that The Help seems to get an interesting character arc, and Selina and Riddler's team-up is a lot of fun. The artwork is great all the way through. That said, this issue still has some shortcomings, particularly in the way that the nonlinear narrative is put together, and the narration can be too dry and/or detailed. Read Full Review

Batman: Killing Time #4 contains the most jaw-dropping art of any DC title on the shelf. Unfortunately, the best art in DC pairs with some of the most mind-boggling creative decisions that turn what can be an engaging mystery into a tedious, ponderous reading experience. Read Full Review

I'll hold full judgment until we see how it all comes together in the end, but aside from the book's visual splendor, this particular issue just didn't click with me overall. Read Full Review

Amazing issue. Amazing serie

This series continues to be one of the best Bat books on the stands.

You really feel you're getting your money worth when you read this. Its just packed with actual content. No filler, all story and great artwork.

The characters are all rendered beautifully and consistently, the dislogue is mostly smartly written, and it's engaging even if we don't know what all these characters are after yet.

Seriously this art is phenomenal. Hags off to mr. Marquez. And tom king has written many a Batman script but he proves he's still got it with this.

Usually by the 4th issue a story reaches its peak of interest. This one looks like it's still going to be pretty exciting to the finish. The best part is King shows he does still have the ability to put out a good Batman story.
I don't like this Espinoza character though. Please tell me she gets killed off by the end. I hate people who curse every other word they say just to feel big. It's so juvenile. One big shock to this is seeing Batnman actually teaming up with The Help. How long will this last?
It looks like more excitement ahead, making this a book worth checking out.

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I mean, if you read the issue you know.

stupidly jumps around in time, even more annoying when they fuck up the math