Gotham City Garage has been getting more engaging as it's gone along after a strong start and it's definitely feeling like it's found its groove at this stage. This issue gives us a welcome fight sequence with Wonder Woman involved and Kara stepping up to deal with Batman and it works with some very fun layouts and great character designs. Javier Pina's captured the look of the cast well and really has a great kind of grizzled Batman here that shows him pushed to an edge in a great way. There's a lot to like here and the ending tease to the issue gives us a lot to look forward to with what may be coming up next. Definitely a good series to check in on weekly and enjoy. Read Full Review

Another great part of this comic itself is the art from Brian Ching and colors from Fitzpatrick. It is a shame that they weren’t there for the entire run, but it’s nice to have Ching back for the final chapters after doing such a great job launching the series. Read Full Review

It's a unique twist on the Superman mythology, and while this series may have been short-lived, it comes together into a solid and entertaining whole. Read Full Review

The Garage's final battle comes to a head in a heartwarming, satisfying way. Read Full Review

As I said, this book stumbled toward the finish line. Brian Chings artwork looks rushed and sketchy, as if the book was published from his pencils without the benefit of an inker. Maybe both DC Comics and Ching were done, and simply eager to move on to a more interesting project. Read Full Review