Tynion has crafted an engaging chapter filled with lots of content. Read Full Review

Joker #7 combines the horror, crime, and action genres and stirs them into a delicious mix of new and classic characters to create an irresistible fictional feast. This happens basically every single month, and if youre not reading The Joker, youre absolutely missing out. Read Full Review

Tynion and March have a great story going here and it's one that even fans who aren't particularly enamored with the Dark Knight or his arch-rival should give a look. Read Full Review

The Joker #7 adds new players, a bit of romance, and more layers to the globe-spanning conspiracy that Jim Gordon (and team) must solve, and it does it in a way that's thrilling, smart, and subtle. Read Full Review

Remember when we first met Bane? Remember when we first met Doomsday? Remember when we first met Alfred's Daughter? You do now! Buy this book!!! Read Full Review

The Joker continues to be a nice slow burn comic giving a welcome spotlight to Jim and Barbara Gordon and some underutilized members of the Bat Family. Read Full Review

While both stories in this issue aren't bad, some parts of each just seem to come off as a tad boring in the long run, even though I'm still interested in what they're talking about. Thankfully though, the art in both sections is great and the Batgirls part of our main Joker story was a real highlight for me as it looks like we're finally doing something interesting with the Court of Owls again. Read Full Review

The Joker #7 doesn't capitalize on the success of last month's issue and makes very little forward progress. It does feel like an issue you'll likely need to read to stay current with the story, but the fact that it's missing the titular character is mind-blowing. Read Full Review

Joker #7 caps off with a tired conversation between Madame Halloween and the Ex-Commish. Read Full Review

This continues to be fantastic! I love the writing style the story is being told with so much depth. The story isnt rushed and is developing in a fantastic way. I really like how the charecters individual personalities are on display too. Both stories are a joy to read. I'm really bummed tynion's run is ending the Batman book is by far my favorite book out right now and this one is up near the top as well

Is it just me, or is James Tynion IV better at writing Bat-titles not related to Batman? Because his Talon and Joker series so far isn't that bad.

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Fracadactyl - Sep 15, 2021

If you're not counting his Detective Comics run from years ago. I attribute the problems with his Batman run due to executive meddling than anything else.

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Well this answered a few questions about that Talon, he was taking his time and is a different breed. Also apparently, Gordon's going to be around for more content with some sources of some extra crime rinks. Finally, the return of a Pennyworth.

As Batgirls salvaram essa edição para mim, mas eu continuo desinteressado.

so much talking

I'm starting to have flashbacks to the Joker War storyline where it seems like Tynion doesn't know how to continue the story and he's just stalling for time. I really, really hope I'm wrong but we're at the half of it and we have so very few answers.

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TSMack - Sep 16, 2021

I decided not to pick this one up. It's become a slow crawl, & DC is price gouging its customers at $6. It's just not worth it anymore.

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This really wasn't a great issue of Tynion's Joker story, and Punchline was still incredibly bland.