Ok issue but I do appreciate and hope that the tease of Teresa is not really Peter's sister sticks which alone makes this series worth it. Her and Silk being retcons just feels too much and I find Silk's original at least slightly more reasonable plus she's a fun character.

Though the story and mission is basically just some random side quest that will have no impact on anything, this was still a decent read thanks to Mora's unbelievable art.

MacKay finally seems to have got a solid grasp on the characters and this issue had the most natural and authentic dialogue making it a great read and looking forward to the next issues way more than before.

I was loving this arc so its disappointing we get such a hand wavy conclusion that really falls apart once you actually think about it. The art didn't help the issue either with a few confusing panels that took me out of the moment during the fight.

After a wobbly start with some hiccups such as having Bullock speak like an after school special lesson, Taylor really seemed to found his groove on Detective and is some of his best stuff since Injustice and Knight of Steel. This was a fantastic issue giving Lois a chance to shine working along side Bruce plus Janin's amazing art. This issue jumped out to me realizing he's one of the best at accurately drawing the characters' natural faces with impeccable expressions. more

The way Scott and Nick mimics the vibe and thrill that Frank Millers Batman run brought, it's amazing to relive that in this ongoing series. In my opinions it even surpasses Frank Millers.. Just be aware that this Batman series will be read by our kids and their friends.

Keep reading this, its the best.

Perfection. I’m not quite sure how Snyder and Dragotta managed to pull this brutal rematch off, but they did it in a way that exceeded expectations. We get to see Bruce using his brain as much as his relentless, vicious brawn, with the clever flashbacks of Waylon’s fight interspersed as a backdrop. Seeing Waylon’s courageous assault on Bane, with Bruce coming to save him, was a very nice touch as well. The terrifying coda with the Joker was the cherry on the cake. Best issue yet! more

Snyder is kind of a guy whose work when being extreme, or in this case Absolute, can be an absolute banger, or a shitshow.

Thankfully, this is absolute banger. What a comic and what a story.

This issue just blew me away. Non stop suspense til the end with so much heart for Bruce and Waylon’s friendship to make such an over the top story carry so impactful. This series is some of Snyder’s best work if not his best.

This issue felt a lot more focused and easier to understand with all the chaos. I love how in 2025, this is definitely's Superman year, with James Gunn Superman, DC Ko. It's a shame Superman doesn't have a animated show or movie coming out this year for this to truly be Superman's year.

A nice improvement from the first issue and clearly establishes that this crossover will just be some self aware dumb fun while still having a nice focusing on Superman's moral character and beliefs.

I used to like PJK but hiss continually over drawn out stories have finally beat me down to accept that it's all he's going to offer. This elder story has gone on for so long that it's lost any sense of urgency or intrigue that no matter what happens, I'm just unable to care at this point. I was enjoying the the monster of the week style due to the amazing art and even as that went on I kept reading for Charlie as she's a great character.

I suppose that's what's most frustrating is that PJK is capable of being a fantastic character writer and has a strong passion and knowledge for the characters he writes but the over drawn out pacing is just killing his stories for me. I'm really liking his Batman and Robin as his character work with Damien is phenomenal and I'm just praying editorial (though also lacking at DC) keeps in on track to create tighter stories. more

After reading Dick Tracy, it just shocks me that Alex Segura just doesn't get Star Wars. This one at least has some action in it. I can't understand how everyone besides Luke isn't dead. There's just no rhyme or reason to this story. It's simply all over the place with no direction. I gave it until issue 5 to do something, and apparently Segura is taking this "story" beyond issue six, which is perhaps why this feels so diluted. By issue 12, it's going to feel like dragging around a corpse. I'm out.

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