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Finally! A Mr.Freeze story i can get behind!

This issue wasn't as good as the last but y'know what...this was still damn cool!

I see what this issue was doing but in my opinion being meta doesn't actually make your story good. I also have small personal gripes with some of the things said in the issue but not serious enough to largely effect my score.I just believe this whole series is thoroughly unenjoyable.

This series was fire!

This book continues to not understand these characters.

Wow they really did it!

Good start, now keep going.

Beyond

Why you do my boy Guy like this?

If you're a MJ fan(like me) this book is for you. If you're a Black Cat fan this book is also for you!

Liked the Supersons being together again.

I didn't love the twist ending, but I loved the issue nonetheless.

A solid finally to Book One. Can't wait to see what Snyder does in Book Two!

I don't know what it is but I'm just sort of bored.

Interesting start. I don't have any expectation but I know it will be something new, which for me is always a plus.

I was enthralled by the quiet rage of Bruce Wayne. The story emphasis a period in Bruce's life we don't often see and Zdarsky's writing is SO good. I've love Di Giandomenico's art since Spider-man Noir and especially his tenure on The Flash but The Knight is easily his sharpest art yet. Definitely recommend!

I'm enjoying myself

Okay.

great start. Can't wait to see what Williamson can do!

I hope Flatline stays a character in Damian's story.

It feels like Red Hood is Nightwing's side kick. Tom Taylor wrote an excellent characterization for Jason Todd in DCeased:Unkillables (in my opinion) but in this story Jason feels less interesting. A lot has happened to the character in the main DC continuity which in many ways has matured the character, making him less violent, so I understand the difference between the portayls. With that being said this doesn't feel like the same Red Hood you'd see in Task Force Z or Urban Legends right now. Yes I know this is a Nightwing annual, I am aware of that, I am also aware that as the main character is character he "should" be more prominent. My only problem with that is Nightwing had an appearance in the Annual #1 of "Red Hood And The Outlaws Rebirth" and I enjoyed the Jason & Dick dynamic more in that issue. I wanted to love this issue because I'm a massive Red Hood fan but I just didn't. obviously I am extremely bias, I'll own that fact since the only reason I read the issue was because Hood's in it but unfortunately it just wasn't for me. P.S the Art was pretty good and I'd still recommend the issue to others.

Some of it was good and some of it was fine. Poison Ivy, ra's and Talia were probably my favourites.

fine

It's good but just good.

I liked it but didn't love it(yet). Both Tom King and Greg Smallwood craft a beautiful while intriguing introduction for a murder mystery comic.I'm a big JLI fan so that also gives it an anticipation point. I know plenty of people will hate it out of some kind of Tom King spite but for everyone else I'd recommend you pick up the first issue and decide from there.

I hope this gets better.

Not bad, not great, kinda typical but still enjoyable.

Good start. You can always count on Gleason.

ROOF TOP RACE!

WTF

This is an amazing start! This is Tom Taylor turning Jon kent into the Superman of a more complicated world. Truth,Justice and a better tomorrow.

Barry is the scientist why would Mr.T think he'd be a good scientist?

Blue and the Gold! The fun book I've been waiting for. Alittle confused by boosters personality. What happened to the greatest hero we've never heard of?

Arts amazing, the story is fairly interesting or at least unique.

I liked it. I loved Jimenez's art as always and I thought that the story was fine. I really wish Batman would do something cool soon.

Awesome! A good addition to the DCAU!

It's alright. You can read it and it's not a waste of time but there are better books.

For Green Arrow fans.

I was onboard with this story at first. Now I think it's left the station and off a cliff.

Good start.

I feel like there's something own the horizon but this barely got us anywhere. I enjoyed it for what it was and the arts fantastic but I expected more. Again I enjoyed but was still disappointed.

It wasn't amazing but i enjoyed it. This is basically just the Drowned:Justice League event from last year but i enjoyed that too. I thought the dialogue was witty, Howard Porter is always good, and i have hope for some of the tie-ins. Especially Titans. I don't what else to say, this is a terrible review, all i know is that i liked it.

We'll see how this goes.

I liked it. As far as intros to a story goes it was pretty solid but knowing King this will get better (hopefully). I really enjoyed Tom King's Batman and I'm really hoping I enjoy this book just as much.

*SPOILERS* Artemis and Jason break up for no reason!

It's fine. Nothing about this book and the whole arc to me is something we've seen before in a slightly different way without anything revolutionary to separate it. Jorge Jimnez's art is as always amazing, elevating the story to make somewhat memorable. Sadly for me at least it doesn't fix the stories problem. There's definitely people who don't agree with my opinion and i respect that, but if you ask me there are way way better Batman books. It's fine.

This story is so always suprising me and I love it!

Totally worth it!

One of my favourite Batman single issues.

If I'm being honest this wasn't my favourite issue of King's Batman, but I still liked it. The issue felt like it tied a lot together, explaining the reasons for the events in both king's run as well as things in in Brian Azzarello's original batman flashpoint book. I could go into more detail as to what I liked and what I didn't but I have a feeling others did that already, so do I agree with the haters, no. Do I agree with a perfect score, also no. It's a good story with great art, two months too late.