There were funny moments, but it doesn't seem like a decent narrative, I get the impression that the writer tries to copy Chip, Taylor and King and far from being pleasant felt false.

And this is when the writer begins with his exaggerations, he always does the same thing, what if I am going to recognize him is that his humor is not as watery and at least I am not reading how good the main character is as another writer.
The art is good, there is a lot of action and some other interesting dialogue.

I wanted to give this book a chance but if I do not remember the two or three numbers before this has had a typical decline of the writer. I appreciate that his humor is not as childish or aqueous as another writer who will not mention, but Rosenberg always lacks a good outcome, usually begins well and then loosening terribly, another thing is the lack of believet and copying other writer that in his own words he admires blindly, but now he stops knowing what to do characters without some sense. Only because I hate not to accommodate the series, but this will undoubtedly be the last thing I buy from DC unless Ram Levante Detective Comics really is the best thing DC can offer at the moment. more

Matt normally doesn't understand the characters, however I like Jason's trajectory in this issue, he tricked them, which is not surprising and is something that many forget, Jason is a strategy that turned Batman's life upside down, I train with the best, with the same teachers as Bruce and more.

Out of all BiCcomics fanfics this was pretty decent.

I'm generous with the rating, from the previous topic Matt has decided to use the same inconsistent formula of his writing, he does not understand the characters, he is looking at what Chip wrote, who does not have great knowledge or respect for characterization either. It already makes me a little apathy to rate and review these messy fanfics, just because my punch doesn't allow me to leave something incomplete. I will finish this series, which I think is 11 or 13 issues, but after this I am very hesitant to buy anything from DC, it all depends on what gives so much freedom to the current best DC writer who is my Ram V.

Although Jason is the most complex character in the Batfamily, this coming and going between them is a bit tiring, it's something of a toxic relationship that can't be stabilized or overcome (just like Dick and Barbara's relation), this fight could be directed. in a better way not something so simplistic has been placed. There are two things that I did not like, one is not like Jason to make fun of Barbara in that way, who he has respect for. Two, the unnecessary aggression towards Tim, a character that DC likes to take as a punching bag, although since the forced inclusion of him I stopped liking the character does not mean that this feels bad.
Other than this, I can say that the fight between the bats had a certain logic, they all kicked each other's asses and it ended with a subdued Jason, even though his escape was completely stupid, as if he took out a magic wand and just disappeared .

On the other hand, the intrigue is running out of interest, I am not surprised by the tactic of taking out the bat and distracting him, it would not be the first time that Jason turns Bruce upside down.

There is good art, dialogue, funny situations but the action and intrigue feel weak.
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I see Tom Taylor continues with his hate of the Western world, but this time instead of shitting on America, he chooses Europe as his target, with hints that Wakanda is "far nicer than Europe" and, honestly, the idea of immigration from Europe to Africa is laughable considering the actual reality right now where Europe doesn't know how to stop the immigration from Africa and ended up paying a dictator like Erdogan for it or being played by another dictator, Lukashenko, for the same reason. Yeah, I know, I know, this is comics, not real world, but the fact that that's what Taylor imagines just shows where his mind is at. What I don't get about these writers that hate America, Europe and, in general, the Western world, is why are they still living in it. If it's so bad you feel the need to always shit on these parts, just move to Africa or the Middle East or wherever you think the good life is, see how that works out for you. And I still hate his literal self-inserts (if anyone's wondering he's on the bottom of the 2nd page). more

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, it was fun, canonically buggy, yet it's what DC has come down to now, to please the fandom. Rosenberg's writing is mediocre, but much better than Taylor's so far.