The Wonderland Gang returns to Gotham City with a new cast of characters based on Lewis Carroll's fictional classic. But has the Mad Hatter himself returned or is someone else lurking behind the looking glass?
Paul Dini's writes up a fun Batman story and even throws in a couple of laugh out loud moments for good measure. Batman's foes can be a little on the ridiculous side and it's perfectly illustrated that he doesn't take a lot of them seriously. This story is self-contained which more than welcomed. Read Full Review
As with most of Dini's Detective issues, the characters and story are extremely well written, but the whole thing can feel a bit too brisk and inconsequential. Artist Dustin Nguyen has a lot of fun breathing life into these colorful, goofy villains, but his over-the-top approach – though amusing – only underlines the fact that Batman will have no trouble making mincemeat out of these idiots. As far as similar types of stories go, you can put this one-shot on the bottom of the pile of Dini's other works. Read Full Review
Satisfying single issue story with all of the classic elements of Batman. Nothing groudbreaking, but solid episodic work done well. Read Full Review
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