If you can't stomach the sometimes excessive gore in Detective Comics, this series is a little more palatable with some great art and a simple storyline to follow despite it being all over the place, but you will definitely need to read the previous issues to understand this issue. Read Full Review

The architects of Batman: The Dark Knight have put their full efforts into creating a title full of blockbuster content; however, this means that episodes like issue #3 in which the plot necessarily gathers itself are underwhelming. As a result, those hoping for something deeper are unlikely to find what their looking for, and those enjoying the adrenaline-drenched hyperbole of previous issues will have to make do with tide-me-over morsels. Read Full Review

I still hate this series, but I can see how some might find this issue enjoyable. More enjoyable than the last issue. If cramming as many cameos into a single issue with a few healthy helpings of T&A is your thing then you'll probably get a kick out of some of this. For me, it can't be taken seriously and I don't think it wants to be. But if I wanted to read a comic that's just about having crazy-out-of-this-world fun with lots of cameos AND features Batman, I'll stick with Justice League or maybe Batman: The Brave & The Bold. Read Full Review

I had hoped that Jenkins' presence as co-writer would be helping out "Batman: The Dark Knight" but this issue feels like a disaster. Both creators are capable of much better than this, and hopefully we'll get to see it before long. Read Full Review