Ultimately, Ellis and Hitch produce an intriguing concept that starts strong enough but hits the wall halfway through and never recovers. Much like this issue, The Batman's Graveis a series you'll forget by the turn of the final page. Read Full Review

While I did find this a bit uneven towards the end, I feel like it was definitely a good story, even if the ending did not land as well as I've hoped it will. Loved the Hitch's art, as per usual. Ellis was fine here, even if it's definitely not his best work.

Eh this was fine.

Hitch did a fantastic job. Loved his work in every issue. The script didn’t live up to the art.

Weak ending. It wasn't as epic as it was trying to be nor did it achieve any sort of emotional impact. It was just Batman beating up the bad guy for most of the book. Also Hitch's art looks incredibly rushed and not good at all. It's hard to make out a lot of the action in some pages and panels.

What the hell was this series. It started off strong, an intriguing mystery that Batman needs to solve. A great set-up, by with delays, and very little substance keeping me invested in this story, add on a terrible ending, Ellis gave out by Issue #12. There are some great things to this comic, Alfred and Bruce's dialogue is excellent, loved it. The artwork by Hitch was splendid as well, and how he handles action scenes is so dynamic and explosive. But the actual crime story, it did not hold me all the way through. I basically stopped caring what the story was even about anymore, a major flaw many detective stories suffer from. The ending as well, what was that? It ended in such a stunted and anti-climatic manner.

This is sad considering that Ellis is on his way out of the industry for a while if not indefinitely. Great writing, had a good set-up, amazing art and action as well as great dialogue. But the story itself could not adequately keep me aware of what is going on, how certain details connected, it was too stretched out over a year with not enough recap for me to understand the story. Would recommend reading this in TPB, but I don't really recommend reading this at all. more

Well, this ended similarly to Ellis' Moon Knight, but I guess Moon Knight got a more decisive victory. Which is expected, since Moon Knight is better than Batman. This was fine. I guess the ending was unexpected, but like I've been saying since issue one, the art doesn't fit here. It's too stiff. It took what could've been an impactful finale and turned it into something I just sorta shrug at.

The series started brilliantly but issues after issues it weakened badly and the main antagonist was bland with no real impact leading to a stale finale. A really poor effort from the writers.