Read through vol 1 of All Star Batman. This was a comic book. On the upside, I like that it was a little sillier than Snyder's other bat stuff. A little bit goofier with the gadgets and situations mixed in with Snyder's usual approach, Batman dropping an f bomb every now and again, a fist bump here and there. So I appreciate it was a little different to Snyder's run with Capullo, although not even nearly the same kind of different King's Batman is. I did like the way Snyder interpretes Bruce and Harvey's relationship and what he puts forth about the nature of Batman, and Two Face, and the way it all comes together at the end. The final showdown is suitably tense with no easy out.
On the downside, I just didn't think it was as good as his other stuff on Batman. There's a good concept in there and some good catch 22 moments between Batman and Harvey as they attempt to impose their will over the other towards the resolution of the road trip, but I don't know if I like the goofier louder Batman alongside Snyder's thematically dark story, it's a bit of a clash. It's not that I couldn't see it work, it just doesn't here. Plus JRJR's art is just not for me so while he does have certain strengths, there's just this awkwardness I see permeate the whole book and I struggled to invest and believe what was on the page at times as a result.
Overall, I'd say it averages out as a good, but non essential book. There's some good stuff here, some rough stuff but I don't regret buying it or reading it. Oh, and the Duke backup felt super flimsy, the character just seems to be crawling along, despite Snyder's seeming commitment and importance he places with Duke throughout his work.
legitimately disappointed I didn't get a code. 
