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Writer: Mariko Tamaki
Pencils: Viktor Bogdanovic
Ink: Daniel Henriques, Norm Rapmund, Viktor Bogdanovic
Cover Price: $4.99
Release Date: July 13th, 2021
There's been so much going on in Detective Comics that it has been kind of a mess lately, but things are about to make more sense with this issue as we find that one man is behind it all.
It's storytime as we head into the future and see a tale about the House of El who we originally saw around the year 3000 in the Future State House of El one-shot from the beginning of the year and while I thought that story was okay, there wasn't much substance to it besides for showing crazy Superman descendants, like half Tamaranian ones, Blue Lantern ones and evil magic ones. That was essentially the whole deal as the House of El fought against their own to create peace in the Universe. Hopefully this Annual gives us more than what we got because if we're heading back to Future State so soon... I'm going to need a reason for the trip. Let's jump into this issue and check it out.
It's time to finally end Wally West's Quantum Leap Speed Force adventure and possibly in doing so, we might take back everything that happened to our Fastest Man Alive during the events of Heroes In Crisis..... That's the hope anyway but this path has taken us down that road and now it's time time to see what happens to Wally West and everyone involved in that Sanctuary slaughter. Let's jump into this issue and see if the Speed Force gets sorted and where our hero will end up. Let's check it out.
Previously in The Joker, we saw our Clown Prince of Crime slip away from not only our former Commissioner Gordon who unbeknownst to him was put on the hunt by the Court of Owls, but he also gave the slip to two members of the Sawyer Family, a Texas crime family, and Vengeance, the Daughter of Bane. Before he parted ways with Jim Gordon though, Joker let him in on the idea that A-Day was caused by someone else and now possibly we might have Jim Gordon on the hunt for the person framing the Joker. That's neither here nor there though because for this issue we're having a weird interlude that takes our characters back to the past and where Jim Gordon's obsession began. Let's check it out.
