Detective Comics #1112

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• 9.7

  SciFiPulse - Ian Cullen

  Sep 02, 2026

  This was a really satisfying conclusion to a strong story arc arc that gave us the opportunity to see Batman working alongside Green Arrow and Black Canary. It also ends on a fun note, with Bruce Wayne welcoming Oliver Queen and Dinah Lance to Gotham. Hopefully, this means we’ll see the trio share more adventures in future issues of Detective Comics. Read Full Review

• 9.4

  Fanlight Zone - Ken M.

  Aug 26, 2026

  Batman and company embarks on a plan for justice and closure in this excellent arc finale! Taylor’s writing reveals many hidden gems while bringing down the house. Janín brings out the inner turmoil of guilt, speeding into strong finishing pages. Time and time again, Detective Comics delivers on everything you want from a Batman comic! Read Full Review

• 9.0

  AIPT - Jonathan Waugh

  Aug 26, 2026

  Detective Comics #1112 wraps up the current Prion mystery in extremely satisfying ways that also highlight the true power of the lead character: his humanity. Read Full Review

• 9.0

  Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles

  Aug 30, 2026

  The Flight didn’t need to be some epic, series-altering saga. It’s a self-contained story bringing three of DC’s top street level heroes together that in the end signals hopefully the start of a continued partnership in this Detective Comics run. Read Full Review

• 8.6

  The Batman Universe - Adam Koppel

  Aug 27, 2026

  Detective Comics #1112 closes out "Flight" with a thrilling and emotional finale that might feel familiar but still engages and entertains. The script, art and color impress as always. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge

  Sep 23, 2026

  This was a perfectly cromulent storyline that will largely be forgettable for most folks by the end of it. There are some fun moments when it comes to the group dynamic of those still alive, as it’s always a delight watching Bruce and Oliver kind of prod each other. We had some good instances of that throughout, with Dinah often trying to keep the calm because of course, but these are old hands with a real history and just watching some levity is a big plus. Especially as Bruce gets to be pretty honest about things with Oliver near the end. Events with Rita and Arabella play out well, but it’s all just perfectly tied up with a neat little bow in a way that just feels too simple and too easy for a Batman story. Read Full Review