Great end to a strange experiment by DC. I question the format and distribution schedule. I think I even missed a few issues… but really enjoyed this one. It was fun to read a green lantern book that I enjoyed.

Good issue. Looking forward to seeing how this pulls together in the finale.

I don’t know. I want to love this but something about the storytelling feels off. To be fair I missed the last two issues.

Just a great classic Batman story.

I honestly think this is Tom Taylor's best work working on Batman. It is very intriguing, and I love Mikel Janin's art and the colors

Feels like this and the next issue would have been a great done in one back in the day. Because this issue is repetitive, to pad it out to two issues.

Probably the best issue so far.

Hyde Street 6 is a fascinating piece of satirical horror, intelligently written and well drawn, but yet again, the issue just ends somewhere, without a satisfying conclusion or even some sort of cliffhanger.

This made me tear up. It is as perfect as it could be.

Plot
They show how Reed Richards from this alternate universe was tortured by The Maker, another version of Reed Richards, to turn him into Doctor Doom. The Maker constantly humiliated him and kept him as his slave.

Doom sees the possibility of changing the past to recreate the Fantastic Four, as The Maker eliminated them one by one by messing with time. Doom's pain leads him to create Project 4, where he brings together several potential candidates to become the Fantastic Four. His tests began with mice and then with humans by artificially injecting them with cosmic radiation.

Doom wants to form this team to defeat the Maker.

This comic is narrated at different moments in Reed/Doom's life, where the past and present intertwine.

Doom says goodbye to the Ultimates to form his team. Tony Stark understands, although being fused with the Immortus Engine makes him predict the future, making their conversations complex.

Reed/Doom exacts his ultimate revenge, recreating the Fantastic Four and somehow undoing what the Maker did.

Art
With firm lines that show everything in detail, Noto's art has a unique imprint that respects the classic designs of all the characters while still feeling contemporary.

Summary
The tragic story of how the Maker transforms Reed Richards into Doom, but Reed will somehow get revenge more

Deniz Camp is a genius

Great stuff. Nice moody art from Dani

A solid first issue carried by the art. Script could have been tighter.

Not my favorite issue but still better than 90% of what’s on the stands.

Exceptional writing here by Stephanie Phillips.

Not as good as issue 1 but still highly entertaining.

Broadly a catch up and set up issue; but still one of my favorite titles on the stands.

I’m going to have to go back and read this from the beginning. I feel like Maxwell lord was pulled in very late and is now key to the story. Perhaps he was in the early issues and I just don’t remember.

I really liked this issue. Just felt like the art could have fit the story better. It needed more of an ominous tone on the quieter pages.

I like this issue. Still feel like the art looks rushed in some parts. Almost looks like a different artist is doing the Steve Rogers pages. The Colton pages just look more finished. And just better. Odd.

Another month, and another month where I wonder where the good writer I was told Dan Watters was?
Seriously, the comic has good art, good colors, look, he brought in a cool villain, and...... nothing. Nightwing doesn't do anything, Bryce and the lesbian cop get all the attention. The main "plot" develops so slowly that sometimes I wonder if it even exists.
Please, a new writer, and it doesn't even have to be someone big. An Ed Brisson would do just fine. more

Cool art. Script could have been a little tighter.

With this issue it finally clicked for me. Priest and Quesada are in top form.

This issue was a truly wonderful return to form, bringing the series back to the glory of its first story arc. The twist of who the culprit is, I honestly DID NOT SEE coming!!!! Absolutely BRILLIANT!!!

There were so many great moments throughout this issue. I’m not sure which I found more compelling, the interactions between Gordon and Lynns, Gordon and Batman, or (my favorite) Bruce and Alfred.

The scenes with Batman running over the details of the case within his mind were phenomenal. The state in which he cannot see between the present and past were so well done. And the art for all of it was absolutely spectacular!!!

I’m going to be so sad when this series comes to its conclusion. This has absolutely been a joy to read and collect.

And in my honest opinion, if DC Comics was actually serious about doing an actual BOLD reboot…… it SHOULD have been THIS series and creative team to rebuild the main ongoing Batman title. I want more of THIS!!!

Absolutely looking forward to the next and final issue. This series truly deserves a deluxe hardcover collected edition. more

This is the creative team that should be working on Detective Comics.

I don’t want this to end.
How do we get this team on to the Detective Comics title?