Another Batman story where his penchant for contingency planning comes back to bite him on the ass. I might have enjoyed this Terminator retread anyway but it goes so over the top with the unwelcome return of the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh, self-induced dissociative identity disorder, and a parachute jump from the Moon.

When I was ready to be done with the book, I found myself still having to trudge through two back-up stories with Catwoman tracking down the Penguin's children and then even more Batman of Zur-En-Arrh crap.

I don't think I can read any more of Zdarsky's Batman run if there's any chance Batman of Zur-En-Arrh is going to be a recurring thing.

FOR REFERENCE:

Contents:

• Failsafe, Parts 1-6, Batman (2016) #125-130 / Chip Zdarsky, writer; Jorge Jiménez, artist
• Two Birds, One Throne, Parts 1-3, Batman (2016) #125-127 / Chip Zdarsky, writer; Belén Ortega, artist
• I Am a Gun, Parts 1-3, Batman (2016) #128-130 / Chip Zdarsky, writer; Leonardo Romero, artist ( )