Kubert is three for three in this miniseries. Each book has been a fine read and would make fine primers for many of todays working artists (including some of the folks on other Bat titles). Unless the ending is a bomb, this will be a classic story line in Bat-lore. Read Full Review

As action packed and moderately fast paced as this issue was, it had just as much character development. Andy Kubert is truly coming on his own as a writer right in front of us. There's only one thing that worries yours truly about this saga and it's the fact that the further in we get into the story, there's an extreme almost rushed feeling that's translated into the art. And while it is customary to give the benefit of the doubt to someone who does not both write and draw often, it feels like Mr. Kubert might be coming at a crossroads where he will need to choose to either tell one hell of a story, or draw one hell of a book. No matter what it turns out to be, rest assured that it'll be one for the history books. Read Full Review

This is truly a fantastic issue, an amazing concept that I absolutely love. This is definitely a series for any Bat-fan anywhere. Read Full Review

This is still a title well worth looking into, one that tells an interesting story and leaves off on a potentially amazing reveal. The art is truly the reason for the season, however, and Kuberts art is absolutely worth looking into and really takes off in this issue. I feel like this was the issue that made me truly believe this concept was a good one and if the next issue remains high quality, this will go down as a great, self-contained tale. Read Full Review

We're almost at the end of this mini, and I don't know how I feel about it.  Where the story started out strong, it keeps taking left turns into weirdness, and with only one issue left I doubt we'll get all the answers to all the questions this issue makes us ask.  Now this is totally fresh, and has the reins to do whatever it wants, and it is fun, but man is it out there.  Go check it out. Read Full Review

Kubert is building the plot to lead to a big explosion in the last issue and the pace is constantly fast and the ending left me wanting more. There have been some interesting choices with the plot that I'm not a fan of, but the great artwork and the direction the story is going in is enough that I would recommend this for any Batman fan to pick up. Read Full Review

It's a perfectly readable issue, but like past ones it remains plagued by oddities like the one-dimensional Catholic priest who looks a lot like Jim Gordon and has a manipulative compulsion regarding the new Batman. "Damian: Son of Batman" #3 is a fine example of Kubert's talent as an artist, but it's decidedly mediocre as a story. Read Full Review

Damian Son of Batman is puttering to the finish line, with next issue being the end, it does not seem like a dramatic turn around is in order. Read Full Review

If Kubert had just condensed his story's scope, a lot more could have been salvaged from this short tale that's nearing its end. Unnecessary and confusing characters and plot developments hold back from what could be a truly touching story with awesome art. Read Full Review

 This series is lucky it has some fantastic art, because there is absolutely nothing salvageable from the story. This issue, and let's be honest, series as a whole, is just an pretty looking mess.  Read Full Review

I really don't recommend this. Unless you're a glutton for punishment and desire to see what sort of insanity Andy Kubert could possibly come up with next, I suggest you skip this one. The only thing that's worth saving about all of this is the artwork, which is quite beautiful and perfectly colored. Read Full Review

The third installment of Andy Kubert's bizarre Damian Wayne story trudges toward the end by adding even more to an already convoluted plot. But it's hard to look away because the the art is so good! Read Full Review