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I like Richard Grayson as Batman. This is not a super Batman that has a response to everything, as we have been accustomed to reading over the years. He’s still human and every time he goes on a mission, one can expect the worse outcome. I like how he interrogated the Doctor at the beginning of the issue. That was vicious and not something I expected from him. This is what I like about this series. How everything is new again and Batman does not always have to come up on top. In fact this is a non storyline as Batman continues to investigate month after month and there is no clear ending or indication of what will happen next. It’s good to be entertained again.
I already wrote about how I like Tony Daniel on this series. He’s different storywise and brings another energy visually. It’s the first time in years, I believe, since the days of John Byrne that Batman has been written and drawn by one single artist (outside of Legends of the Batman and special oneshots and mini-series, of course). There is as much energy in the visuals as a Jim Lee comic book. There is also a lot of mood and brooding. It’s a perfect mix.
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