This is one of the best looking Batman books from this era. It's a great story and honestly one of Morrison's best works on Batman. The only thing about this entire series that really took me out of it was that Bruce's schooling. It was just very UK prep and that feels like Morrison's own experiences feeding that narrative. It's fine but it doesn't really feel like something the Waynes would do but we also really don't know much about Bruce in his early adolescence. This could very well be the best example and it's something I have to get used to. There are some times Morrison goes a bit above the call of a comic book, switching to some very across the pond references so it might be a bit jarring though it does round out the history of the villain and Bruce himself. It managed to be suspenseful even when we knew who the villain was mostly the entire time. Klaus Janson really is an amazing artist and I think I prefer his work to JRJR's since they are so similar, I'd take this any day. more