Excellent number, that's if he wrote it with his butt, because if it was with his hands this was very bad (typical of Rosenberg, if I thought that Lobdell dropped the really interesting stories and characters, Matt can't even get the climax up or give a good proposal) the only thing worthwhile here is the art. One more issue and I'll be totally saying goodbye to DC and their garbage, because there isn't a single series that I want to read from them and Marvel, unfortunately Ram is the only thing worth reading, but I don't feel like him in the new series that is writing and that only has one answer, DC editors doing a bad job and not allowing creative freedom. Only trash.
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Not bad, but to be Batman and the so-called best writer of this editorial, it just seemed to me that he lacks a lot. In the middle, neither good nor bad.

It was nice to actually see the Batfamily in action. Points to the writer for actually remembering them. But nothing really happens. We get a sense that the robot is yet another Batman plan that has backfired, but that’s it.

By writing for the trades, where you read everything at one sitting, it kills the suspense for monthly reads. We don’t know the stakes because information is being kept for later issues, so we don’t get the suspense. So all the action is just place holding.

Also, I found the art lacking. A couple of times I thought Bat’s body being awkwardly drawn. He appeared to me to be a doll who was posed imperfectly. Sort of an uncanny valley thing. But that could be me.

The end result is sort of a lifeless story where we know something is coming down the road, but in the meantime we are spinning our wheels.

Not crazy about this.

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Great Cliffhanger

I am sorry to say, what happened to Geoff's good writing? it disappear.

I expected something exciting from two popular characters, not a boring reading.