This series has been strong from day one and it looks set to finish on a high note. By this point, even if the last issue goes nowhere, there's enough to make the story overall a really impressive take on a formerly unimpressive character. Read Full Review

If you haven't been reading this series already, shame on you. You're missing one hell of a great mini-series diving into the psyche of one of Batman's best rogues. There's a lot to like here, whether it's the book's creepy story or moody artwork. Rush out to your shop to pick up this issue and the three that preceded it to catch up before next month's conclusion. Read Full Review

Kudranski makes gets use of shadows that eerily depicts how gloomy of a place Gotham can be. This has been the sleeper series of the DC Reboot and even with one issue to go; I can already draw comparisons to Alan Mooore's The Killing Joke and feel this will be a series people will remember for years to come. Read Full Review

This book was a mess and a major disappointment. “Penguin: Pain & Prejudice” was one of the books I looked forward to each month. Hell, I look forward to it the most at the beginning of every month. It was right up there with “Animal Man” and “Swamp Thing”! It was dark, gritty, realistic, psychological, one of the best Penguin stories ever, etc. etc. but after Hurwtiz cranked out 2 solid issues detailing Penguin's childhood it seems like he lost all direction. He had no clue where to take the story from there and so now we have rockets, robots, and idiotic characters stumbling about aimlessly to fill up a 5 part mini-series. I feel like I should give it a really, really low score like a 2, but that's the disappointed expectations talking. Still, I am pretty upset with this installment" Read Full Review