The thing is nearly everyone I know is okay with Tim being bi, but they just hate the execution, and this just further proves that Fitzmartin is not up to task, in fact she is doing more harm than good. It's feel likes they approached this saying "how do I make this as gay as possibe?" and just used every gay stereotype from the effeminate way Tim & Bernard are drawn to the "fairy gay father", I want to see stereotypes being broken not reinforced, it just makes me wonder how this was approved?

Sucks... sorry that your sexual orientation and likely a substantial part of your identity is being exploited for the sake of some quick, cheap marketing gimmick.

I wouldn't even mind the femininity, though there's always ways to explore that but even that I feel is too much for this creative team. Just the writing's not great :/ I hope it'll get better but the track record so far doesn't give me much of it.

Like the detective elements in this are soooo basic, as well ;___; It is HARD to write satisfying mysteries and detective stories, which is probably why DC has difficulty with Tim's character solo, but this was def not it. Like most Batman stories nowadays don't even have HARD detective elements at their core, but that's sort of a big part of Tim's character. The Sherlock line was so cringe lol

How can it be cancelled when it's a 12 issue maxiseries?

🤣Don't wear yourself out, this guy was forced to change his name and deleted comments where he broke the law. It's a little bad, you know? he invents things and sees enemies where someone doesn't like what he likes, is intolerant of other tastes and has been told in several comments to seek help with his neurosis and mythomania.

It was launched as an ongoing, and then changed to a limited series. Poor Kuavo, though. Has so little going on in his life, but thanks for all the free rent in your head.

And now invents a cancellation of a series limited to a few numbers. Certainly his reality is somewhat altered.

You seem to be projecting your own mental issues onto Internet strangers. It doesn't change the fact that your BFF was permanently banned for spreading deranged and perverted ideas everywhere

When issue one came out, the ads for it said the series was a 12 issue series. The same thing happened with Priest's Black Adam. Not sure what drama's going on over here, but you could stand to read up on what you're talking about maybe.

It was solicited as an ongoing series until a month ago. DC does this in order to artificially boost sales in hopes to renew. Which not only did they not, but they couldn't even bother to get the original artist to finish it.

As I reader through these Reader Reviews, it eventually dawned upon me as well that most of the reviews were probably written from a single account. The number of reader reviews is way higher than what most books get. I think it's worth more than a grade of 1.5, but this was the weakest issue so far. Definitely was solicited as ongoing, at the very same time Arkham City: The Order of the World was solicited as limited. One tracking Arkham escapees; this one tracking Arkham fatalities.

Maybe maxi in some announcement by some partner site, but not in the solicitations until #9. Originally: https://www.gamesradar.com/dc-solicitations-october-2021/ https://www.cbr.com/dc-comics-solicitations-october-2021/ DC vs. VAMPIRES #1 $3.99 US | 32 PAGES | 1 of 12 ARKHAM CITY: THE ORDER OF THE WORLD #1 $3.99 US | 32 PAGES | 1 of 6 TASK FORCE Z #1 $3.99 US | 32 PAGES DC Connect #15 has the same info. https://media.lunardistribution.com/files/dc_connect_15.pdf