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Solid ending for volume 1

They just keep making more Shazam characters

Best part about it was the ad for Batman: White Knight

feels like there are big things coming. I just hope this build up doesn't let me down in the end.

An abrupt ending but some great parts

Felt like almost nothing happened in this issue

Run kind of felt like a waste of time unfortunately. Not to say I didn't enjoy some of it, but a lot of it felt like filler and unnecessary arcs. Won't be reading any Spider-Man for awhile I think.

Marco Checchetto is the only person allowed to do art for daredevil and Spider-Man

Really bold start to a Batman run

Really clever fight scenes using the backdrop of art in the museum to tell the story in each panel

COVID prediction

Batmite

Not a Morrison fan really but this issue hits

Nightwing and Tim drake teams ups are all I ever want

Solid ideas, very sloppy and rushed execution

Horrible execution of some interesting ideas

Doesn't really have that special tone that the movie had. Not bad necessarily but so far it just feels like a generic Batman story with a few familiar faces and a fresh coat of paint

Started out stronger than the first issue but the ending was way too abrupt and predictable

Waste of time? Kind of.

Change in artist halfway through each issue it's really aggravating, but the writing is still top tier

A very promising start

I always wished I had read the Scott Snyder run on Batman as it came out, and ever since I've tried jumping into Batman runs but it's never felt like I was reading a generation defining Batman run. This feels like it could be the next iconic Batman run.

Not at all what I expected after reading the first issue but that's not necessarily a bad thing. There's a character reveal that I'm optimistic about, although I will say I was not fond of him in the past, I trust Zdarsky. Some of the art was off, mainly some proportions which I felt was odd to see in a main title like Batman but no other complaints really.

Don't adore the cat woman side story, but the main Batman story is so great. Got genuine chills from the last two pages. Also it's great to see the relationship between Bruce and Tim being so loving, it's always been one of my favorite things about the characters but it's not very often that a writer explores it.

Loved the first issue but wasn't planning on reading the series going forward. Then I bought issue two because of the gorgeous Tim Sale variant cover. Now I'm hooked.

Waid really understands the lighter side of these characters, and nails every piece of dialogue. Great series, perfect issue.

Been waiting for this series for around 7 months ever since the Batman Urban legends story. Well worth the wait. Terry seems to be taking a more dark approach to Batman than he has in the past with his journal entries, but I think that's the perfect direction for a more noir yet futuristic Batman. This could be the Blade Runner of Batman comics and I am very excited to see where this goes.

Really enjoying this series so far. The writers clearly understand Terry as a character and have managed to take him in a new and interesting direction.

Really curious about Time Drake as this is the first time he's been mentioned in the white knight continuity, and curious to see if he will ever play a role in this or upcoming series.

Needs Murphy art and the story felt very predictable.

Read issue one when it first came out but had a hard time finding other issues when it was being released so I put my reading of the series on hold. Now, two years later, I finished another rewatch of BTAS and was looking for something to fill that spot of fun Batman content that still had great story telling. I noticed this series actually had Burnett and Dini attached to it so I'm excited to finally read "a continuation" of the series. Had fun with the issue and enjoyed the character reveal towards the end.

Prefer stories like this one or the first issue of this series where it's just fun Batman adventures and they aren't trying to cram in new characters to the universe. Did not care for that HBO max plug though and it's ironic now since they are working on selling the new Batman animated property they had in development.

Usual comic book backstory filler issue, but interesting backstory at least

Been rewatch the animated series and ironically watched the Zatana episode last night. This issue was great and may be my favorite from this run so far.

When this was announced I was in middle school. Then I graduated high school and a pandemic started so I haven't read comics in over 6 months. This was the perfect one to bring me back in. It's been so long and this was exactly what I needed.

Really like this style of multiple stories in one issue. Feels classic and not to mention each story was actually good.

Oracle bit was lame but the rest is fun

The red hood story is great. The rest usually ranges from poor to mediocre, but everything in this issue felt pretty solid.

All the stories were fine, definitely not a 10/10, but the issue still gets a 10 cause of how great that Batman Beyond story is

Hoping the next issue can revitalize the series, it's really taken a turn for the worse and it's disheartening to see

Sean Murphy wasn't born to write Batman, Batman was created for Sean Murphy to write.

Unfortunately wasn't what I was hoping this spinoff series would be. Dropping for now but will one day come back to read it once it's completed.

Nothing really happened, but the little that did was fairly enjoyable.

Really enjoy the dynamic between the two hero's it's fairly unique

Stupid in terms of plot convenience but it has some really solid character moments and ideas so I'll forgive it

This book is very flawed on a technical standpoint but there's just so much emotion in it that I can't help but love it. One of the best hero and sidekick dynamics.

Solid recap of the origin with some great Ben Ulrich stuff. Would probably reread this issue if I ever wanted to read daredevils origin again

Why did foggy send the blind man to find the lost ring

Not at all what I was expecting when I picked up this issue

Not a huge Kevin Smith fan, but I cant deny how great this first issue is and how quickly it grabbed my attention. Loving the symbolism, characters, and ideas so far.

Super abrupt ending to the issue, but I still was really enjoying it. Art not my favorite but I'll live.

Spider-Man gives banter. Daredevil does his work in total silence. Perfectly matches the tone and showed Matt's isolation. The gritty nature of the art is starting to grow on me.

Finally feels like this series found it's footing, I'm just hoping it doesn't fall apart

catholic super ninja warriors

Underwhelming with a stupid "twist"

The story is great, probably around an 8, but the art is so horrible at parts it's hard to concentrate.

This volume made me angry

"Adventure, thrills, romance, chills. All in a book."

Very much feels like a forced venom event. Really breaks the momentum the series had

The best thing I've read in a long time

Zdarsky Daredevil will never be bad

Seeing some hate for this issue but I think it worked well as both a continuation of the Zdarsky run and a fun landmark 650 issue. Enjoyed seeing some daredevil artists return as well.

He kills so many people in this issue lol

Felt very rushed and had some holes that needed patching up. It's a classic but it's been done better.

Kinda spoiled issue 5 of devils reign but besides that it was a fun 3 issue story

I live for the big DC events when they are actually great, and this looks like it will deliver. Gorgeous art.

Pretty fast paced, but Dini's writing along with the art made this issue enjoyable rather than frustrating.

Really enjoyed the Nightwing and Robin team up scene as well as the dialogue throughout. Did not care for the nightwing car though.

Kind of strange how fast it went from Hush and Batman fighting to a tour of the hospital accompanied by an exposition drop but still a fun issue.

Only bought it for the Worlds Finest set up but ending up reading the whole issue. Really liked the art in the first story and even though I had no idea what was going on I enjoyed it. Second story was ok didn't impress me in any way but I also had no idea what was going on. The Worlds Finest story was great of course. Mark Waid and Dan Mora can do no wrong when it comes to Batman and Superman.

i screamed

Zdarsky stuff was great but didn't care too much for the other stories unfortunately

Why

Looks like I picked a great jumping on point. I just hope to see Wally flash soon.

The flash story I've been waiting years for

Dorky but fun to see from a main series

Ending is dumb but we'll see what happens going forward

Wasn't following the earth three event, but this was still enjoyable without the context and it's definitely peaked my interest

Feels like they're just doing the same thing that they did at the beginning of the run, going to different flash timelines for the sake of references

Enjoyed parts, but not really a necessary issue besides the "cliffhanger"

I wasn't too thrilled by this issue/series until the last page. Now I am officially hooked.

Why is it that the flash always has to "run faster than he ever has before". I'm sure there is something else you can make the character do. Be creative, it's getting really old.

It's crazy how an event that was so disappointing could have such a decent first issue

I mean it's got some good Ted Kord moments but that's it

Abrupt darkseid fight but sets up a lot of cool stuff

Fantastic. Zdarsky's writing is so great that I often find myself sucked in and reading an entire volume in one sitting. With gorgeous art to accompany the engaging story, I don't think there was a better way I could have spent my morning.

Trainspotting but with Roy Harper please

Great opening few pages

Bought this at a convention because I really liked the cover and I like Spiderman Daredevil team ups. It was cheesy and dated but I loved every second of it. It's also nice to read a concise story that only takes one issue. Will probably collect more Marvel team-ups as I find them they seem fun.