I enjoyed the first story and the middle parts were ok, but the ending part was the best. The art was pretty good all the way through. A good side story to the death of the family story line. ( )

This is tied in to the Bat family crossover event Death of a Family. Full disclosure I only read the Red Hood, Nightwing, and TT issues (because that is what I own) and in doing this I got the general gist of what was going on. As with anything surrounding the Joker, it was mighty disturbing. But I did like seeing the Robins all together.
I'm worried how events will play on the minds of the boys, especially Jason. ( )

Find my full review of this on my blog, The Itinerant Librarian.

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I believe I am finally finished with Death of the Family and I couldn't be happier. I've read most of the issues contained within this volume, much like with the other outside character books I've read. The #0 issue was cool and the two final parting issues were great as well. Well worth a read if you're a fan of Gotham and its heroes, and especially Jason Todd because these three issues that are unique to this book are very self-analytical in terms of him coming to grips with, and understanding, his past, present, and possible future. ( )