Wow this is excellent. Lemire rarely disappoints, the watercolor is pretty good though not as transcendent as Peach Momoko

Grabs you immediately

I preferred last issue. It also seemed like a page was missing between the Harvey dent pages and the riddler pages.

Great issue that builds a lot of excitement for the future of this iteration of Batman's rogues gallery. Felt like it tried to do too much with one issue though, three origin stories is a lot and the flashback storyline with Selina and Bruce was a little out of place.

Kind of a mess, feels disjointed and the art/writing is often confusing.

Strong start but gets weird

Alright its very silly and the pacing is spastic but it has some pretty awesome moments, the team finally coming together for an organized mission (cyclops wya), dark armor is soooo cool, some great powers being put on display, the reveal at the end, and of course as always the phenomenal watercolor style.

Solid fight, solid set up.

Re-imagined danger room is great.

Some of the best art in the series

That last panel is sooooooooo good

I think it's really hit its stride here. Art as always, captivating.

If you think this mystery is unravelling slowly, I'd love to know what you think about Persona 5's pacing haha

I really like how they are building up the public resentment of mutants piece of the story. I imagine that will soon make the Children of Atom even more dangerous in their fervor.

Sometimes the pacing is off and jarring at times, but the art and the personalities really shine. Love these cute little guys. Would probably benefit from a longer format like others have mentioned, but I'm still glad we have it.

I'll give this an 8 for the cover alone

This is fun

Woah this art rips

So incredibly beautiful. I will carry this story with me for a while and can only hope to go out on my own terms like Bras.

So bittersweet in a series that is just heavy with emotion all the way through. Couldn't put it down during the last issues. Second work of Tom King's that I've read after Supergirl and Supergirl is my favorite comic work ever.

Sidenote: I love that they bring back the dog but not Vin.

Amazing cover. Also excellent depiction of the trolley problem here for the Avengers. Don't know if I agree with them.

around issue number #3 have been saying that hands down the best character driven series that either of the two big boys (marvel/ DC) has put out in a very, very, very long time...

and with every issue that statement becomes even more evident. But this issue seals the deal!

f#$k man - why does it have to end....

This book just keeps getting sadder and sadder, and I mean that in the best way possible. King's exploration of what it means to be human has made the Vision a true "Avenger." Seeking justice for his son's death, we'll see where the story leads us (and ends?!) in two more issues. What I find most exciting about each issue are the overlays of soliloquy or dialogue pasted on panels simply showing each character's emotions. Walta dose an excellent job in this respect. Kudos to Tom King for making a name for himself. This title is by far his most ambitious, and you can tell he's really putting in his all. If it's ending at issue 12, at that point it will go down as one of the greatest series Marvel has published. more