Sem sombra de dúvidas uma das piores coisas que eu já li este no de 2012... Nem o crossover com a história do Snyder, da Corte das Corujas, prestou... ( )

I enjoyed this book, the artwork is very good. The story was pretty interesting as well. A good introduction for me to the New 52 that DC has done. ( )

I disliked the individual issues when they were coming out - I hated the bulked-up villains, the mass-release from Arkham, the sexy-bunny cheese, but it all felt "better" in collected form (though the bunny never gets happily explained). ( )

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
From here on this may be a little spoilery...
I am reading all of the Batman titles. This series is dearker in general (it's in the name), but also not in the same continuity...or what? Pre-New 2, Batman had his back broken by Bane. But with the New 52 reboot, that was wiped away (at least in Batman and Batman and Robin). Yet, this is all about Bane and how that one time he broke Batman's back. ( )

There are problems at Arkham Asylum. (I know, I know, such a surprise). Two-Face and Clay face and a bunch of other inmates either escape or try very hard to escape, keeping not only Batman, but the Bat Family on their toes for a while. Then because Batman is Batman he goes after the source of whatever is causing all the inmates to have absolutely no fear. The detective work first takes us to Poison Ivy, then to the real culprit, who isn't surprising, but I won't spoil.

There's also some interesting police stuff involving an IA officer named Forbes who seems to be trying to 'take down' Batman however possible and using anyone from Commissioner Gordon to Bruce Wayne to gain leverage on the Batman (in he only knew, which, of course, was part of the point of the story line).

And then there's Jai and the White Rabbit. Maybe if there's more on them that will get more interesting/make more sense, but for the moment I'm unsure if I like that story line or not. ( )