I’m going to go with a B+ for this issue and that’s completely due to the personal touches that Fabian Nicieza put in to this story. This is exactly what I needed from one of the Batman books right now and it’s served up with great dialogue. Read Full Review

For those still wondering if this issue is worth your cash, Fabian Nicieza's decent script is brought to life by Cliff Richards' beautiful art. While I did have some issues with some of the artwork (i.e. missing pupils in characters, Gotham looking like Times Square, etc.), for the most part, Richards' art is a welcome change from Tony Daniel's more basic style, and well worth the price of the book. Read Full Review

There are some nice moments between Dick and Damian (especially towards the end of the story), but nothing that would make anyone other than hardcore Bat-fans pick this issue up. Nice cover, though. For fans. Read Full Review

This issue seemed poised for deep revelations, exciting subplots, and action aplenty, but it fell short in all areas. It is a nice little humanitarian piece, of sorts, that allows Dick Grayson to try to teach Damian Wayne a lesson on right and wrong, but it turns out to be an average comic. It does, however, do a good job of keeping the seat warm until all of the Batbooks are synched up for their next step forward. Read Full Review