Detective Comics #11

Both teams on these stories do an excellent job, and hopefully the main narrative has more in store next issue!! Read Full Review

On the heels of the announcement that Tony Daniel is leaving Detective Comics, we are gifted with one of his best efforts on the relaunched series. The story is interesting, and it gives life to a previously wooden, two-dimensional villain. While the main story is worth reading, its importance may be diminished for some readers in light of Daniel's impending departure. Read Full Review

I know Tony Daniel probably had to pull the plug on a lot of what he wanted to do, seeing as next issue is his last... but man, I hate to be this negative, I really do, but bring on the next writer... Read Full Review

“Detective Comics” #11 isn't worth $4 bucks. It isn't even worth your pocket change. And above all, it's a terrible way to spend your 4th of July holiday. Read Full Review

Storm Winterfyre

Sep 13, 2020

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James Lebowski

Jan 10, 2014

That 2face bid is anoying me The artist issnt that bad but what i donut get. Is that every story begin great and then after 4 or 5 pages that Tony Daniel has too much words in those pages