The battle for Straightman's mind concludes as Batman clashes with the Joker and the Suicide Squad! Can the Dark Knight free Straightman from the clutches of the Joker or will he be lost forever to the Clown Prince of Crime?
Templeton does a fantastic job of rendering the characters in the animation style I'm used to while also elevating it and the world of the characters enough to create some new visuals to enjoy. Read Full Review
This series has done a good job of pulling in elements from across the DCU, giving this series a broader and sometimes more adult feel than the original animated series could pull off. Read Full Review
Batman: The Adventures Continue #3.5 was a fun, energetic, explosion-filled issue that brings this storyline to a neat and tidy conclusion. Read Full Review
It's a mixed-bag of results at the end of Batman: The Adventures Continue's latest arc. Whilst the storytelling is coming together it still lacks some of the punch of Batman: The Animated Series. But on the other side of the coin it's hard not to love Ty Templeton's excellent rendering of this world. Read Full Review
After a shaky first couple of issues, Batman: The Adventures Continue Season 3 #5 manages to deliver a solid finale to the Straightman story. It's an exciting climax while still being genuinely funny, which is critically important when writing the Joker. The pacing can at times still feel hectic as it jumps from one scene to the next, but it still remains engaging all the way to the end. Read Full Review
Along with cameos from several Suicide Squad members, mind-controlled to go after Batman in the climax, we get Harley working with the Dynamic Duo as well. I've said this before, but this storyline hasn't been my favorite of the relaunched continuing adventures of the Batman: The Animated Series universe, but the issue does tie up the loose ends, with some fun Suicide Squad cameos, and should allow for something more interesting next month. Read Full Review
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