I personally haven't liked his run on Batman... it seems bland.

His art is okay, but his writing is pretty bad, I had dropped Batman because of his writing and stuck solely to Batman and Robin, now I guess it's time to go with Batman Inc., but I'm looking forward to Batman Beyond in January the most! :D

I've actually been pretty satisfied with his writing so far. But I guess if you don't like Dick as Batman, it 'd be kind of hard to like Tony S. Daniel's current run.
Plus in the art of the latest issue, I actually found that you could see a difference between Bruce's build and Dick 's. Bruce is built way heavier than Dick.

I like that some of the lesser known villains were being used, but it hasn't been great.

No I actually like Dick's run as Batman, but I found Daniel didn't write him as Dick Grayson, but as mini-Bruce.

I him over Morrison on Batman any day

I would like Alex Ross to do more Batman

He's better cut out for art.

" He's better cut out for art. "

I'd have to say I'm finally getting warmed up to Dick as Batman but TD is a better artist than writer. He seems to getting better with the storylines but I wish they'd get another writer and let Daniels just draw the book.

I think Judd Winick writes a better Grayson.

His pencils are good but I'm not a fan of some of his writings or characters.
 
Namely: Catgirl, seems like he's trying to make his own Damian, I don't need to get into how the character doesnt make any sense. Babs does it much better than I

i though 704 was extremely bland. inc and b&r were both pretty solid though so its not like its a huge loss

" i though 704 was extremely bland. inc and b&r were both pretty solid though so its not like its a huge loss "

@batmanary streets of gotham was pretty rad and scott snyder's first issue of detective comics was great

Meh

I felt Streets of Gotham was more for the people who like the dark Batman whereas B&R was for the people who like the sci fi and fun aspect of Bats. I just don't think Dustin Nguyen's art suits Batman, despite its awesomeness.