So I'm very much enthused with Sean Murphy's take on the Batman. His Punk Rock Jesus was original (despite some of its flaws) and his art in Detective Comics #27 and The Wake were way too good to look at. Batman: White Knight is an Elseworlds story that explores the thesis about Batman being the true villain of Gotham, and the only person who can stop him, the legal way is Joker, the White Knight. 
 Murphy's art is undeniably good. 
 I totally buy Joker being the only person who has the capability of stopping Batman since he knows him well an in fact is in love with the Caped Crusader. Well, that idea could work, and who knows what he's going to do in the legal world. The stage is already set in issue one and Murphy only has to play the right moves with the right pieces to make this 8-issue series truly memorable. 
 What I don't buy is how can the whole Gotham, or at least those who are taking Joker in custody, to permit him to roam around the city guilt-free as if he's become the new hero Gotham needs. It would still take me some convincing to believe how the one-year span made the Clown Prince of Crime to a serious Harvey Dent-ish guy with a hero complex. Although 
 Murphy's art as what I've said is great as always. His edgy style that is coupled by dark color contrasts really sets the mood of the story. This alone is makes White Knight worth buying. 
 I still have my reservations with the series, though I am highly optimistic that White Knight is going to be one of those good Batman stories and not just a forgettable arc.