This is a cute and fun short tale. I appreciate how the action is at the forefront. It reminds me of vintage newsprint comics. And I found the harsh lesson at the end to be poignant, though relatively predictable. Read Full Review

While I'm still not loving the black and white for this story over all and that especially holds here given that Future State: Gotham #4 follows some of Gotham's most colorful characters, this chapter of the story is actually kind of refreshing and delightful. Read Full Review

As the Bat-Family takes a backseat for an issue, Dennis Culver and guest artist Nikola Cizmesija take us on a madcap but thoughtful and heartfelt tour of the combat between Harley Quinn and Punchline. Read Full Review

This issue didn't need to be what it was. At the very least, it wasn't made clear that it did. Read Full Review

This is a title that shouldn't exist, and that's exemplified by DC putting pointless reprints of old Black & White comics in the back. At least it went fast.

I guess the only question is: was this necessary? It interrupted the story in a pretty important moment for what, a Harley vs Punchline fight? I guess there's that last page thing but I don't think anyone's excited about that.

Mediocre, bad, simple.

Absolute rubbish