DC celebrate diversity month? Damn they've been immersed in it for years with forced inclusion in many cases. Bah who cares when Berzerk is going to have a sequel, and I thank DC for this as I've stopped buying most of their issues and now have a little money saved up to buy something I'm really interested in.

The latest issue wasn't bad but continues the problems i have with it.
First the plot progression is so slow, Unfortunately Taylor seems to be acting like this is an overarching story but doesn't have the material to fill the gaps between so what he does is a lot of cross overs. And even with the info about heartless that we got just how long Taylor is going to wait before using him better, give him more character and him to be more challenging? To me it's like the way he's expending the sister character, using her but not giving her much character of her own.
Second is that so Many things continue to happen so convenient and Nightwing doesn't face much challenge at all. like some of the world's best assassins are there to kill him? No worries cause flash is there to punch them and joke about it, it's good to see the connections between the characters but it'd be great to see the character be challenged. You don't see batman Calling superman to deal with Bane each time.
Third is that if Taylor wants to be meta and use problems in book to make statements please at least do it in a way that's more well thought-out than what what a three year old comes up with that has no experience of the world around it.
Fourth please write blockbuster more confident. he act so like an amaturs and without much experience, the dude has a very big history, he should be acting a lot better.
The last one is the sister character. she's so shallow and boring that I don't even remember her name. Like what's special about her? What are her characteristics? A year has passed but nothing of interest has been revealed about her. more

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.

Out of all BiCcomics fanfics this was pretty decent.

10/10

I have had great doubts with this series due to the writer, I doubted that it would be good, I refused to sign up for the series, much less to do the double purchase (digital and physical) that I used to do with some issues of DC, however this number I I really liked it to the degree that yep, it will be the only DC comic series I subscribe to this year, as long as the quality is maintained.

The way Jason confronts Batman with hard truths and still tells him what Bruce really means to him, just ouch. This was something that I hoped Zdarsky would write that would give it depth and take canon and read it and not cleanse himself of it just to say that Jason is an indiscriminate killer and mostly out of the blue.
Rosenberg and I have had a difference because of this, however the man is doing well and I give him credit. more

Great art indirectly proportional to the story, without pain or glory.

A delivery with a mediocre writing even for an Elseword, nothing exciting. The good art is Eddy always a pleasure to see him take the pencil.
I agree with some of the points that two or three readers made regarding the inconsistency of Jason's scars, which looks more like a burn, although as outside of canon it is acceptable. Also this is not the worst writing.