Monster Men done right!

This was damn near amazing. Could have used some gore though.

Awesome.

All you need is right here.

Excellent.

Very cool.

Expected more.

Finally some decent blood and gore. Not much else.

Very cool comic. Good art. Good action. Badass.

So far, so good.

The Dead soldiers were epic. Could have used more blood, but it was fairly adequate.

Blood, guts, great action, great art.

Best comic I've read in a while.

Was hoping for more violence.

Awesome issue. Love the Dark Humor.

What is up with this art?

Much improved over last issue. Some funny parts. Wish Deadpool Duck comic hadn't already worn out that puke gag.

Pretty damn good comic.

It was ok.

This comic was a nice surprise.

Good comic. Good art. Too much puke. I wanted him to shoot the Racoon.

Continues to be decent. Not a bad way to pass the time.

Very cool comic.

Very cool series. Just wish it had more gore though.

The change in art is jarring. I miss the first artist.

Finally getting caught back up with this series. Been out of the loop for a while. This story is finally picking up again. It was hitting a lull for a while.

One of the best comic out there! I never feel disappointed.

Still going solid after all these years.

Damn solid storytelling.

I can always depend on 'The Walking Dead' comic series for a good story. Can't wait for the next issue.

Intense.

I don't know if we're allowed to swear on here or not? But HOLY $HIT! That opening of the issue was %UCKING EPIC!

The start of another great arc. Best character development, storytelling and continuity out of any comic out there. This excellent issue was only 25¢.

Hands down the best written comic.

Excellent.

Life means nothing anymore.

Dumb.

Pretty damn horrifying.

Very cool series. Needs more gore. Ended just as it was getting good.

Terrifying.

Good so far.

Something felt a bit off.

Had some good parts. Wanted more from the ending.

What is up with this art?

Writers aren't afraid to show fatality. Could have used more gore.

Decent comic.

Decent.

Fantastic Art. Just wish there was more blood when people get stabbed.

Fantastic art. Great action.

Great fight scene. Awesome art.

Decent.

Lots of action! The art was amazing!

Decent issue overall. The Kitsune flashback in the beginning was pretty pointless and unnecessary.

Brutal opening. Liked Splinter's betrayal of trust. Approved.

Very funny.

Good art. Good action. Too much mushy.

Very good.

Mildly entertaining.

No problems with cartoonish art if done right. Enjoyed the dark humor.

Good comic.

This is the Batman series to go with out of the two titles currently on the shelves. James T Tynion IV has a great understanding of the character of Batman over Tom King's James Bond'esque interpretation. Also the darker more haunting art style is a better fit for Batman and Gotham as well.

Decent.

I like this change in direction from what this series has been. It should have felt like this from the very start.

Series gets better and better. By no means Perfect 10 but very good.

Stepping backwards.

Decent.

Pretty decent comic.

It was ok.

It was ok.

Comic shows promise, but has room for growth.

Excellent art. Story not so much.

Excellent art. Improved writing over last issue.

Excellent Art. Not much story.

At least something finally happened.

Pretty art. Not much else to care about.

If you are a fan of Ash and the Evil Dead then look elsewhere. Disappointing.

Just stick with the video game. Whole lot of Meh.

Beautiful art. Story is kind of boring though.

I found this issue less captivating as the first one. Will try one more issue.

Tried to get into it. Just wasn't feeling it.

Not for me.

Not grabbing me.

Fell flat.

Seems only mildly faithful to the classic movie, with the exception of the new batch of Vampires.

Doesn't answer how or why David is still alive.

If this story wasn't supposed to be related to The Lost Boys movie it would be better. If you are looking for a faithful continuation of the film then skip it.

It's ok. Nothing great.

Bad art. Awful dialog.

Very bland. Who are these new Titans?

Poor excuse for Bludhaven. Don't like the supporting characters.

Blüdhaven Hills 90210

Finally a decent issue.

Meh.

Nothing to write home about.

Frank Quitely is amazing. I just wish he was drawing for a better writer.

I can't see spending $3.99 just for pretty art. Maybe I'll wait for the trade?

Garbage.

Bunch of pointless hodge podge.

What is this art supposed to be?

Not worth the price tag.

You wanted the best. You didn't get the best.

No idea what this has to do with Kiss?

Why is Bryan Hitch still allowed to write Justice League stories?

What is this mess? Why are people telling me I need to read this series? Overrated!

I bought this issue because of all the praise and high ratings it was getting. Now I see that I've been duped. Nice art though.

Goes way beyond the limits of suspension of disbelief even for Batman.

Points alone just for the Art. Nothing else.

Pretty mediocre.

DC has been treating the Justice League very poorly.

Disjointed storytelling mixed with poor dialog and paper thin characters.

A real shame. Wasted opportunity.

Did Batman have just have Bane break his back again, only to fix it himself?

Dull story.

Short.

Apparently spinal injuries aren't all that serious.

Garbage.

Batman now has slashed throat to match his slashed wrists.

Decompressed intro. Now anyone can wander in and out Batcave? Funny Robin Fan-Service. Excellent art.

Reads like bad fan fiction. Good Art.

We go up and we go down, Mommy. Up and down. Up and down.

I can swim Mommy. I’m a very good swimmer.

Trash.

Trash.

It's just shyte.

I sure hope the upcoming Justice League movie is better than this comic.

Why do all the characters have the same ugly face?

All over the place. A chore to read.

A train gets wrecked in this comic in more ways than one.

Nothing redeeming to be found here. Scott Snyder should be banned from Batman and take John Romita Jr. with him.

Snyder reaches a whole new level of boring with his prose. Different art but I didn't care for it.

Terrible.

The Calendar Man has become one of the pod people. It Seems he can also read minds since he replies to things Batman says when the two characters are nowhere near each other.

Sacrilegious rubbish. Desecrated Alan Moore's Masterpiece. Go on and eat it up drooling DC fanboys.

Grant Morrison is rolling over in his grave.

After all the glowing reviews that have been posted for this issue I picked up a copy off the shelf to read before buying it. I put it right back on the shelf where I found it. I have absolutely no idea what everyone else see's in this comic?

Lies. The Joker's name was never actually revealed.