Despite the near-death experience, it's one of the lighter issues of the series but that's going to end fast based on the cliffhanger. Read Full Review

Batman: The Long Halloween The Last Halloween #4 departs the expected formula and slows things down just when the series and reader need it. While focusing mainly on Robin, this issue still moves the main story forward but reminds readers of the human element of this story. As always, the series continues to honor Tim Sales contributions and influence while continuing this beloved saga. Read Full Review

Batman: The Long Halloween The Last Halloween #4 successfully balances suspense and character development, with Cliff Chiang's art and Jeph Loeb's writing delivering a memorable and engaging chapter. While it may leave fans desiring more focus on Batman, the issue's turning points set the stage for an intriguing continuation of the story. Read Full Review

Overall, Batman: The Long Halloween – The Last Halloween #4 is a compelling chapter in this long-awaited sequel. The focus on Robin's perspective adds a fresh and engaging element to the narrative, while the art continues to honor Tim Sale's legacy. While the mystery unfolds at a measured pace, the strong character work and atmospheric visuals make it a worthwhile read for fans of the original Long Halloween and detective-driven Batman stories. Read Full Review

The Last Halloween continues to be just okay so far after starting off on such a high note. I really wanted to enjoy this series because I loved the world that Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale created all those years ago. But I'm starting to question whether or not if this sequel was necessary. The ending of issue #4, I'll admit though, did save it for me and peaked my interest. And who's behind these copycat Holiday killings? Let's find out what happens next. Read Full Review