This arc has me utterly hyped if I'm being honest. With people like Black Mask getting more fame as the run of the mill organized crime boss. Two-Face was at serious risk of being lost in obscurity Instead he gets a little bit of a shift in persona. One that only brings intrigue but one that is unique to his rich character not just his gimmick. Read Full Review

Tomasi and Walker are a dream team is this is a pretty fantastic issue overall. Read Full Review

This new arc hits a lot of sweet spots with the return of a dynamic artist and one of Batmans most iconic villains and marks what should be another thrilling storyline for Detective Comics. Read Full Review

Brad Walker's art is fantastic. All of the action is big, bold and detailed. There are some great visual moments throughout and Walker frames the art to deliver a brilliant cliffhanger ending. Read Full Review

Seeing Two-Face inspiring other criminals is scary enough, so seeing him as a potential spiritual leader to a team of malevolent zealots is terrifying, and a totally fresh spin on the character. I love it when a comic can come right out and surprise me. Being a comics reader for well over forty years, I thought I'd seen every version there could ever be of Two-Face… sometimes it's great to be proven wrong. Read Full Review

This introductory chapter promises an exciting Two-Face tale, still to come; a must-read for Bat-fans. Read Full Review

This issue of Detective Comics has me absolutely excited for the new path of Two-Face and whatever exciting crimes he has planned. Tomasi continues to be one of the best writers for these shorter stories and the art team absolutely do an amazing job in giving this a high action feel! Read Full Review

This is a fine issue, indeed. While Two-Face is clearly the villain, and Batman has figured this out already, there is still the mystery of what exactly Two-Face is planning, and that creates a lot of suspense. The crime scene investigation is detailed, the fight scene is powerful, and Two-Face characterization is on-point and intriguing. Even though this is a continuation of Tomasi and Gleason's "The Big Burn," new readers can safely jump on without having to worry that they've missed anything important. Recommended! Read Full Review

There's some real tension in this issue, but the plot doesn't quite come together yet. Read Full Review

Tomasi's Detective Comics has been very hit or miss (his "hits" are great, but his misses are very mediocre) and it's too early to tell which this will be. Read Full Review

As someone who has always been a fan of Peter Tomasi, especially since his run on Batman and Robin, I initially found it difficult to review this issue in a positive manner. Now over a year since arriving on Detective Comics, I'm still stuck trying to figure out where Tomasi is trying to take Batman. While it seems he is trying to put more “detective” into Detective Comics, it didn't come across right on the first read. I can only hope that this will improve and things flow smoother moving forward. Read Full Review

The art is just so good, as well as Harvey in the clinic. And that's my entire score because the reveal of a constant repeated theme in this run at the very end of the issue has finally just worn me out. That theme needs to end. Read Full Review

" You see, boys, it's all about good and evil. A constant battle. A deadly toll on both sides. "
- TWO FACE

Prelude:
After a two parter of varying quality, it's time to tackle Two-Face. Let's see how this goes.

The Good:
Some good moments with Harvey.

Walker's art is great.

I like the detective work of Bruce.

The Bad:
Some continuity concerning Harvey and City of Bane.

Not convinced on the religion angle.

Conclusion:
It's good but I need to see much more of it.

"Two of us"

As we move further and further away from the City of Bane and it's stinking corpse, the stories in Batman and Detective Comics seem to get better.

Harvey is back and he wastes no time. He starts to wreak havoc almost immediate and all because of some... coins? After that, the Bat gets involved and we have our issue.

An issue that looks great. Especially Two-Face. His face, his scars, his black and white suit. All of it looks really good. Even his facial expressions change slightly depending on which side is currently talking.

I enjoyed this issue a lot, right up til the very end. The ending honestly put me off a bit. It seems a bit odd of a choice for Harvey and maybe not the best direction. Will see. more

Uh this is fine!

I don’t know why but I just didn’t like this. Maybe it was the portrayal of Harvey. Maybe it was the plot. I dunno.

God how many dopes are there in Gotham just waiting to be brainwashed