Detective Comics #1068 is another journey into the Dante's Inferno called Gotham. Or perhaps it's best to call it Orgham's Inferno, for it is definitely dragging Batman and its citizens into a new level of darkness just when they were seeing a light at the end of the subway tunnel. Read Full Review

‘Detective Comics' #1068 continues its stellar new creative direction that has broken the character and his world down to their basest levels in order to truly explore them, taking us on a beautiful haunting ride in the process. There isn't one bit of this run that has missed so far, with everyone involved hitting home runs out of the park in order to bring us something that is destined to be one of the all-time great series runs. Read Full Review

It feels like whenever a new creative team comes aboard Batman they have all these grand statements about doing something different and shaking things up. So far, the Detective Comics crew is making good on their promise and delivering a sensationally unpredictable Batman arc. Read Full Review

This issue set a high standard for Detective Comics. Next month cannot get here fast enough for issue #1069! The crescendo of the ending of this issue and completion of Act 1 gives me full faith that the entire creative team are just getting started in this story. Read Full Review

Both this and the main story seem to be following up on elements of the recent Arkham City: The Order of the World, and they're doing a great job of making Gotham City seem creepier and more unfriendly than it has in a while. Read Full Review

Both artists deliver beautifully detailed art that showcases the power of the character of Batman while also brilliantly utilizing the darkness with Two-Face. Read Full Review

Ivan Reis joins Rafael Albuquereue on art for the primary story and while they surprisingly mesh well, there's still a... scratchiness to the art that doesn't feel right. Whether that's a deliberate choice or simply an inker trying to smooth down two different art styles, it makes the story feel a bit grittier. Read Full Review

Detective Comics #1068 delivers with the main story but suffers with the backup story. If I were you, I'd read the first part and ditch the second. Read Full Review

While pacing might be slow at time, Ram V continues to write a compelling narrative Detective Comics, full of big drama, dark enemies, and interesting questions. With a talented artistic team, issue #1068 is a strong addition to the operatic Gotham Nocturne arc. Read Full Review

The conflict between Batman and the Orghams burns in a terrible blaze, but Two-Face takes center stage in this dark and powerful part of Ram V's opera, expertly illustrated by two master artists. Read Full Review

As an issue promised to be all about Harvey and Two-Face, this story doesn't quite meet those expectations. It does make good on the promise by focusing on Harvey's conflict through the series to bring it to a kind of resolution as he is at last forced to decide whether or not he will work with Two-Face or not. However, some awkward pacing with Batman thrown into the mix takes away from the character centric story Ram V built this issue with Harvey. Even so, it's a good entry in the run, and one that should pave the way for a little more momentum going forward. Read Full Review

Detective Comics #1068 is a collection of things happening and potentially interesting ideas. Still, the plot moves at a snail's pace, and there needs to be a clear direction or motivation for the villains. Read Full Review

Yea this is fantastic.

Amazing two face stuff, great art, a brutal and fantastic looking battle... this whole story is so inventive and the mood and tone is just.. perfect Gotham nocturne.

This is one of the best Two Face stories ever. Also maybe the best Batman's been since Snyder. Love this run so far.

This is better, with the focus on Two Face really helping things. I don't care about the new villains, but the old ones are still written interestingly. The issue is constructed in a very clever way, but it would've been for nothing if what was on the page was dull. Fortunately, that wasn't the case here.

I have to admit this was a better issue than most in Ram V's run. And while I'm not super impressed I have to say the action was very good and there's finally some real meaning to Two-Face's presence in this story. If there's anything I'm hoping for it's for them to get on with it and bring Ra's Al Ghul back again so we can learn how he fits in to all this, because it seems pretty obvious he'd know something.
I don't have real high hopes for finding this to be a great story I will say it has gotten a little more interesting. But will it last or go back downhill? That's hard to say, but if you felt like me and thought this story was going nowhere this issue may give you a second thought too.