Batman

   I really like this one! I can't believe that I even forgot that I've read this once. Unlike before, the more I read the more I appreciate the art. 
 
  Mother's Day and Father's Day issues were depressing and I like how Bruce questioning his father's action of helping Falcone's son when he was doing the same thing with all the other criminals. Especially Joker. The Irony.
  I also like the twist at the end where it was revealed that Gilda was the Holiday. And her motivation albeit too simple gave me goosebumbs. Though the ending did make me scratched my head.
  I don't understand why Harvey said there were two killers when infact it was three. Or so it seemed.
Yeah the ending doesn't really make sense when you think about it. But I still enjoyed it!

P/s: I read on reddit that Gilda only deluded herself that it was Harvey doing the killing—to finish it all and be with her, and she refused to believe that Harvey was gone—when infact it was Alberto. He orchestrated his own murder and took over the rest of the murders to spite his father and to become something that cannot be ignored. Contrary to Batman's statement, Harvey didn't consider himself the Holiday because he was the Two-face. Killing Falcon was just something the needed to be done. I'll take this interpretation.