Tim Drake is dead and now the whole team can't help but start remembering some of the best moments they shared with him.
You know, this actually wasn't half-bad.
Tony Bedard delivers the conclusion of this volume by focusing on the ramifications from the last issue of Detective Comics based on the "death" of Tim Drake and how that affects his friends. The character work is solid since Bedard to makes the connection between the characters feel genuine while paying a lot of respect for Tim and his relationship with his teammates.
This also means that the issue is full of little stories which means that there's no grandiose event to finish the book but fortunately all the little tales have something enjoyable about them.
Ian Churchill handles the artwork and is surprisingly solid with expressive characters and a vibrant style.
Pretty decent and in fact I think saves this run from making into my Top Ten Worst DC Comics of 2016. Best of all is that it perfectly prepares the characters for the new series... which is written by Ben Percy.
Well, nothing to see here. Goodnight everybody!
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