The secret of Dr. Disparu is revealed and all Hell breaks loose as The Joker, Harley, Penguin, and more run amok in Arkham in the dead of night. Meanwhile, Julie (as the Jungle Queen), Maxx and Batman return to the Outback to confront a surrealistic hurricane of Gotham's-and Batman's-deadliest villains!
If you're a fan of the character and the artistic style you'll definitely find something to love here, but as I can attest to, it's not a book that everyone will get the same level of enjoyment out of. Read Full Review
Look here's the thing. I'm almost certain that if I went back and read the last 4 issues in a row, this issue would still barely function as a conclusion to a story. I think the long delay here was not just the art. I have a feeling this one took a long time to write, and then the end result of that wasn't great. This issue is mostly full page splashes. How that real estate could have been used to tell a better... Actual story, we'll never know. But this miniseries is a let down for me as someone who enjoyed Maxx up to a point, then enjoyed the ambition behind its latter half, and wanted to enjoy this. It's just not good and you have to be blind as a bat to come away from this with a positive outlook.
What.