The murder of the Waynes heavily affected a kid and now he will have to take a decision that will change the course of his life.
Well, it seems like Tom King didn't forget about that character.
Another installment is presented in which King revisits one of the villains he created early on to create a parallel between Batman and him. The way how the reaction concerning the death of their parents is handled appropriately enough I believe and shows how badly this could have affected Bruce during his childhood.
The course of the story is changed immediately towards the end of course since it was pretty obvious what was actually happening. I wasn't a fan of the villain the first time and he's still as unlikable as ever, even for antagonists standards. The twist is predictable and while it does offer an interesting contrast about how things could have turned out for the protagonist, is not enough to make this a particularly good issue.
Travis Moore's artwork is pretty solid with the right expressions and storytelling for each scene.
Not bad but still nothing out of the norm.
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