It was a fine one off story. I wouldn’t mind another cameo from Rapid and Screwball was done well. Plus, we actually had good art in ASM.

I have been very critical of ASM and JRJR the last few years, but this book was good, the best in a long time. Other than a few panels I have to give credit to JRJR, some of the best work I’ve see by him.

Great read. Love the Hawkman take.

I read and reread multiple times, but I couldn’t completely comprehend what was happening. Last 3-4 pages I understood, and something did happen. I was hyped for this, with how good ultimate Spider-Man was I was hoping they’d be able to ride some momentum in this event and finish his story on a high note. Here’s to hoping things pick up in the next issue.

I didn’t realize this was Ziglar’s last book for this run. Overall it was just solid. It definitely had its peeks but the valleys weren’t very low. Rabble is a solid addition to Miles rogue gallery. Well done Ziglar.

JRJRs art, and the artist hanging 3-4 times, really didn’t do well to help the book. I still don’t understand why JRJR is on Marvel’s flagship hook.

I actually enjoyed the writing quite a bit, might’ve gotten an 8 if it had consistent good art to match.

Idea - great, I wanted closure on this series. Success of execution? Debatable. The character voices were good, but the story itself didn’t sit amazingly with me. And again, we had a template for the art, years of the show, and it’s not what we got.

I like the art, but I think Soy’s was better for what they were trying to do with this arc.

It’s not good, sorry. The plot is so rushed and uses bad stereotypical tropes. The art literally has a template from the cartoon and it barely uses it, granted this is better than other issues.

I love the old cartoon, this nostalgia bait and doesn’t live up to the series. The only reason I got this one is because it was supposed to be a 4 issue miniseries and I thought this was the let one. Unsure if I’ll get the 5th to complete the series or put the first 4 in the donate pile. more

This was just plan fun. The tag team gimmick was interesting and well done. Assuming there’s a catch for the next round considering the last page reveal, excited to see what happens.

Fun read. Loved the art, they did an amazing job with Black Cat’s expressions

This book was really good. I liked the art and I loved the story of the Joker. I thought it did a better job than AB #15.

The only thing bad about this book is it was a special and not in the main series, probably a money grab.

Truly a dark, disturbing tale, possibly the darkest of the absolute Batman run.

This one was actually an all around solid book

I want to be good again, I really do and this showed the potential that it could’ve but there was a bit of a fumble.

First the art. I don’t like JRJR’s work, but he did a great job on this one. I give credit where it’s due.

The main plot with Norman was great, if that was the whole book it would’ve been an 8 or higher. However, they tried to squeeze too much in. It was like a TV show that keeps jumping around to different plot points but nothings really all that connected. It can be an effective story telling tool in the right scenario but not here, it felt too disjointed. more

The landing was indeed stuck.

Introduction for the two characters was very well done.