This is a brilliant, brazen, glimpse into the crucible that forged The Batman. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Read Full Review

Di Giandomenico delivers some great visuals throughout the story. The action is thrilling and the character designs are fantastic. There is great style to the art that is enjoyable and full of energy. Read Full Review

This is the first Batman book that's had me genuinely excited in a long time. Go check it out! Read Full Review

While it's not quite as emotionally powerful as the first issue, this installment takes Bruce a long way down the line to actually becoming Batman. Read Full Review

Batman: The Knight #2 tells a great story worthy of the Batman legacy, and I can't wait to see what happens next. If you're not reading this series, fear not, as this is only the second entry, so you still have time to catch up. Support your local comics retailer and get your copy of Batman: The Knight #2 today. Read Full Review

Batman: The Detective #2 is another good issue and should convince some naysayers that this is a story worth retelling.  It looks great and is easy to recommend to most readers. Read Full Review

While it's an almost-great issue on its own, Batman: The Knight #2 feels slightly unnecessary when compared to similar stories from the past. Read Full Review

This stranger in s strange land take on the Dark Knight evolution is an interesting tale but cramming in the serial killer seems a bit of an overkill. The story was already strong enough with confident Lucie and petulant Bruce adding an array of skills to him and providing a blueprint to how his other skills will be learned. Sometimes less is more but still a worthwhile read. Read Full Review

Maybe a lot" the art, the cover art, the script is very solid. Bruce is not cocky, dark nor confident. This book is starting to carve out its place on comic shelves everywhere. Read Full Review

Batman: The Knight #2continues to explore the Dark Knight's younger years, as he deals with the pitfalls of adolescence and grand larceny in Paris. With the ending featuring an appearance from one of Batman's most famous mentors, Bruce clearly still has some growing pains he needs to work through. Read Full Review

THE DISPATCHIf youre looking for a different side of Bruce Wayne thats not been thoroughly explored by many writers, BATMAN: THE KNIGHT #2 is most certainly for you. This issue by Zdarsky finds a young Bruce Wayne in Paris honing different aspects of his craft. And in this issue of BATMAN: THE KNIGHT, readers will see the first encounter with Henri Ducard as well as his beginning machinations with cat burglars (cough… could… CATWOMAN). Read Full Review

Batman: The Knight #2 is a good comic. If you're new to them or to the world of the Dark Knight then it's definitely worth picking up. If you've been a Batman fan and/or reading comics for close to 50 years, then maybe something else would be more your speed. Read Full Review

I am Batman'd out. Not even the upcoming movie holds my attention. But this series is dope. Zdarsky crushes what could easily have been a rote, boring cash grab. It's always uplifting when it's clear a creator had a plan and had a story to tell, and didn't just accept a project for the (admittedly necessary) paycheck.

Look guys, i will say this without no shame
I don't like the current DC vision of Batman.
I hate it
I hate how DC is batcentered rght now.
I hate how boring and similars are Batbooks
BUT, I love this book.

I liked this a lot.

Such a good read. Now, I liked the first part, not as much like the others, but it was solid.

This I liked much more. I'm really liking how this series is told. Zdarsky seems to have a clear plan what he wants to do with Bruce and I'm all for it.

So much fun and engaging with good characterization.
This Batman remix is the most interested I've been in the character in what feels like a really long time.

This book is awesome, I didn't expect to enjoy it the way I am, I didn't think we needed this story but honestly it seems to be exactly what Batman needed to be honest.

I have the first two volumes of zdarsky's DD run at home, and they jump got bumped up the " needs to be read list "

I think he's got a good voice for a young Bruce finding his way, and I really liked cougar French cat woman lol, we see why Bruce has a thing for car burgers now haha.

Yeah, this was better than the first one, there are still some lines that I didn't like but overall it was really interesting. Lucie is like a combination of Magpie, Ducard and Catwoman.

I could’ve done without the puerile hypocrisy of Bruce justifying robbing the CEO of an oil company because he’s a rich polluter when Bruce himself is a billionaire with a private jet, but otherwise this was a great story. Despite the countless stories told about Bruce Wayne/Batman, Zdarsky was still able to come up with a Batman story that is fresh and different than what has already been done before.

An elder version of Catwoman? Seriously?

A very good issue that has good dialogue and character work