Ben was low-key killing it this episode. So many of his jokes and setups were overlooked. Shout out the Ben 😊

Honestly...? I kind of like the ending. Batman was sleep when Jason went, so he doesn't know the exact events either it's not like he bust in seconds too late or anything. He went to bed, and when he woke up, Jason was dead.

my altered state theory is that Joker was working with Poison Ivy and thats how he was able to control the Arkham inmates and Joker was masterminding everything.

I thought Batman was gonna kill him. Like Jason crosses a line and kills some socialites or Poison Ivy and Batman has to put him down, then quits right afterwards.

Tiff excitedly going "Pammy!!" is immediately my favorite part of this episode.

I gotta to agree with miller in the grest miller-v-Moore debate, its more interesting then him just being crazy

Me an my aultisc oldest son Jake are Huge fans of the channel

Waiting for someone to ask a question just to hear Sal say “Good question!” and then just carry on with the story

The story took 40 min to tell in an hour long episode... Mini-Comicline episode at the end! Great work as always, guys! 🖤

i love it when Tiff is on Bat/Back Issues because her facial expressions are always priceless

This Batman seems way too human and well-adjusted to be in a Frank Miller story

I'd added 6 to 10 more pages:

I love how Bruce fired Dick for not being good enough.

Get off a horrible day at work......only to get a notification for bat issues

Batman Beyond: 10,000 Clowns. Pretty please ComicPop?

Frank Miller's writing is a lot like the faces of Two-Face. It's either interesting, dark and somewhat tragic or it's fucking insane and a bit hard to look at. And also like Two-Face it's usually better for them when there's outside help involved.

Just from your description alone I actually low key like this story.

I very much liked The Last Crusade. It was a nice look into Bruce realising his age is catching up with him, and he feels more in line with his Year One and DKR characterisations. Plus I liked that it does allude to All-Star Batman without actually spelling it out, with the exchange with Bruce and Alfred about how he was like Jason back when he was operating during his first few years, and Bruce saying it was down to his youth and the rush of being Batman. By addressing that instead of ignoring it, it does feel like Bruce has developed into a more mature and human person and put those wild days behind him, providing a nice transition between All-Star and DKR.

There's an old Chinese proverb I have come across on my travels that perfectly describes that ending. Forgive me, if I butcher the spelling:

Walmart? Condiment King. Open Field? Kite Man (Hell Yeah!)