However, this issue is plagued by one big problemevery character seems to make the most dramatic decision at any given moment, regardless of how much sense it makes, and that largely leaves us in the same place we previously were, just with a lot more shouting. Read Full Review

Batman: White Knight Presents: Generation Joker #4 is an improvement on the last issue and I hope it keeps improving. By the end of the series, we should be back to White Knight Gotham's full glory. Read Full Review

I keep reading this series with the understanding that the main story talks about a conflict that I'll never relate to. At least not anymore. While stories meant for children can be great for any audience, this childhood feeling of needing to take control of your own narrative doesn't really pack that much of a punch unless you really feel like it's speaking to you. I think the story is serviceable but I'm not going to want to revisit this bump in the road and hopeful that it'll continue to get better because the ending of this issue certainly works a lot better! Read Full Review

Generation Joker #4 begins to frame the miniseries' finale as the Joker's hard drive changes hands once more and the cast of characters rush ahead to their next location. However, the story beats already appear repetitive. Read Full Review