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As someone who is enjoying the "Blackest Night" story despite its excessive gore, I have enjoyed getting more of the story -– or, as Paul Harvey would say, "The rest of the story" -– in these "Blackest Night" minis. Like the "Batman: Blackest Night" Full Article at Comic Book Resources
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What’s Good: I mentioned in my last review that James Robinson had let the tension slip in issue #2. He brought it back. The last issue is wall-to-wall action with people we care about and villains we desperately want to see getting their just desserts. Full Article at Weekly Comic Book Review
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he end of this mini-series has arrived. I'll admit, I really like the first issue. The second was good. What about the third? While this story is over, it feels like there's more to tell. Obviously there is more to the main series. Full Article at ComicVine
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The Story: The Blackest Night in Gotham concludes, as the Flying Graysons are reunited, and it’s identity crisis all over again for the Drake family. Full Article at Weekly Comic Book Review
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October 14, 2009 - The Blackest Night books seem to be spiraling out on opposite paths. My excitement for the core mini-series and the two Green Lantern books hasn't waned one bit over the past few months. Full Article at IGN
