Still not completely sold on the fragmented way that Tom King writes. This volume in particular had some of the worst instances of that, just very disjointed to the point that it made it a little difficult to follow at times. As beautiful as the double-spread pages were to look at, some of them felt kind of all over the place story-wise. But it's a good concept even if the execution isn't stellar. A couple of highlights: Kite Man, the scene at the Wayne dinner table, and the entire last issue.