It's Bruce Wayne versus Jace Fox versus Dick Grayson vs. Damian Wayne versus Hush for the right to call themselves Batman! While Jason Todd and Hunter Panic face off against Oracle and Talia! And whoever wins must face the return of a sinister evil that wants to destroy all of Gotham City! Don't expect everyone to survive this!
Honestly, I had such a mix of emotions about that cliffhanger. It was so good, but I felt so bad. I need the next issue, right this second. I mean it...please! Every time you think your going to be okay, they drag you onto the rollercoaster again. Read Full Review
This series hasn't always found its groove, but it's genuinely no-holds barred in terms of constant escalation. That's kept it entertaining at least. Read Full Review
All in all, this penultimate issue begins to show the outline of where the book will wrap up next month, but the characters and revelations suffer from ham-handed exposition rather than elegant setups and payoffs, plus serviceable but uninspired art. Read Full Review
Future State: Gotham #17 is still not a very good story, but it's definitely an improvement from where the series has been. The art looks decent, and most of the annoying aspects of the plot are cut off. While the plot still doesn't make a lot of sense, I can see this as a course correction towards a somewhat satisfying series conclusion. That being said, the twist at the end is schlock of the highest order and makes no sense. Read Full Review
In terms of story, Future State: Gotham #17 is a slight improvement over recent issues but that isn't saying much. Read Full Review