One of those excellent issues that perfectly captures just how twisted the Joker is.

A great issue.

I really liked this issue. It was very dramatic.

This was the best issue of this series in a while. The art might not've been the right choice, but I thought the story was really solid.

A fun and heartwarming issue. I liked it.

A decent ending.

The art is really outstanding. The story is fine. I never hated it, but I doubt I'll remember it next week, if that means anything.

I was mostly bored by this one.

This is very, very bad. The biggest waste of money I've spent in a long time. I basically just bought myself an excessive period of boredom. Guess I've got to be more frugal when it comes to comic books in the future. Oh well. The least I can do is complain about it online in a vain attempt to persuade people not to buy it. Ah, who am I kidding? Nobody's gonna see this. "Bird Cat Love" is just weird. I didn't expect it to be well-written, but even Dan Mora's art looked blander than usual. "The Fearless Man" mostly confused me. The art's pretty nice to look at, but I had no engagement in the story whatsoever. "Ophiocordyceps Lamia" was fine. The art was very pretty and I mostly liked how Ivy was written. "For the Sky is Red" was pretty solid. It definitely had a powerful ending. "The Perfect Fit" was just way too much exposition. The most boring story in a very boring collection of stories. "The Happiest Man in Gotham" was my favorite. It took advantage of its short page count and was a nice, surprisingly wholesome story. "Demon's Game" just felt like a very cliched and uninteresting R'as al Ghul story. "The Second Eye" had its moments, but ultimately ended up pretty bad.