It's strange to see an old, fat, hairless, poorly aged Batman, but it makes sense, even the way that he has somewhat lost the ability to detect danger.

In general this and the previous one were the best books, the stories are a little more pleasant than the first issues. Of course it remains the story of Red Hood from beginning to end.

It is a great pity that the film was not given the dedication like the comic.

This is a good delivery, many will say why? well it's fun, relaxing, with good images and palette.

Neither art nor history appealed to me, everything felt bad. Aaargh why ???

Geoff Johns has not slowed down this series opening a lot of probability. A solid delivery.

Great art to be sure, accompanied by a narrative that plunges you into twisted conspiracies, Metatron seems to be involved, but then we have someone much more powerful than Metatron, perhaps a new player. However everything is very twisted this is the thing that I love about this number.

for me was a good book, I like everything that surrounds this rotcon, many things are still in the air and maybe all of this deviated a bit, but it's fine for me.

I could not find any objection to this delivery.

Check out this comic here !!!! cool! but this number came out last week. Anyway, I love this comic, everything is directed from the point of view of Sheriff who is a really tough guy. This number in particular was incredible, now the enemies are face to face, a battle where no one comes out unscathed, there is much to come from this series.

I definitely liked it, it made me an interesting number, the battles not bad, but not wow either.

I think the fans have spoken. Good start

Finally there is action, spider has to face the villains. The action vignettes are incredible.

an interesting proposal for an elseworld Jason completely separated from the family, although always faithful to them since he has never spoken. Amanda takes advantage of this to include him. The Joker knew what he was up to, so he went for her and now taking advantage of Wallet for himself.

This first installment feels unconvincing and at the same time curious about what will happen next. I didn't like the integration of a historically important character in a comic, that made me very uncomfortable. But that's me.

A little slow, but worth reading, the end leaves a bittersweet taste.

It wasn't the best starter, the art is decent except for the thing they put on JT's back that looks like someone vomited on it. Canonically Jason does not have scars from when he died and it is stupid and illogical to insist on the subject like the Y of the autopsy. But what can I say, DC is currently full of shoddy fanfiction.

It seemed a bit lazy to kill Jason and I just want to revive him with the resin. I don't understand what the point of doing this was. MR take the easy way for a rebel Jason, although they can't blame Jason for murder this time.

It's a decent story, one of DC's few decent ones, but the characters feel so out of it, but that's what's being done now, right? deconstructing the characters just as he uses this deconstructing childhood.

woow just woow, don't expect something like this. A recap and tragedy comes like the guillotine blow. And the art, the strokes, the colors, great work here

Uff what was this? really who wrote this, the art is good, of quality. but what aaah !! a promise that resulted in misspelled fraud.