Seriously, people...

Of course he needs to stay. If you are in the minority that thinks he has been mediocre as a Batman writer, I feel your pain. I really do. (I was in that group during Morrison's run.)

However, the greater majority (myself included) has been enjoying Snyder a great deal. His simpler but arguably more exciting writing style is the best thing that could have happened to Batman after the 7-year odyssey of convolution that was Grant Morrison (though I did enjoy some of his stuff as well).

Definitely do not want to see his take on the character come to an end yet. His run has really only just begun, relatively speaking (compared to Morrison's).

Preach it sista'!

He's a good writer and he does a good job as not having Batman just win over and over and get less interesting with every issue like most Batman books.

Except I'm a guy! lol

I guessed but I just love the "Preach it sista'!" quote

Don't really care if he stays or leaves as long as he doesn't interfere with other Batman writers' works, I'm really excited for Booch and Manapul's take on Batman, I already know I'll enjoy it million times more than Snyder's run.

Snyder's run will go down as one of the best in Batman lore. But like all the other great runs, it cannot last forever.

Of course. But it sure seems like he still has a lot more creative gusto left to produce many more great stories before he leaves.

I hope so. Met him and Greg at a comic-con in B-More last year. Nice guys, and I think they'll leave Batman on their own terms, whenever they feel they can't give the title 100% anymore.

Why would you want him to leave? His Batman comics are some of the most consistently highly rated comics currently out there. His Court of Owls is what finally made me a Batman comic fan....

Scott Snyder is a great writer. I just wish he'd lighten Batman up a bit. I'm really liked the last moment with Bruce and Dick in the Night of the Owls. Although, reading other titles may have just brought my interest down. Batman and Red Hood was kind of the straw that broke the camels back. Being that it's the same continuity, I viewed Tomasi's and Snyder's Batman as the same character, so I carry the negativity.

The big problem with Snyder and comics in general, is that I'd wish he'd not make the villains so over powered. I don't like Riddler having over 20 ways to break out of his cell Joker being able to "teleport" all over the place with ninja skills, or Clayface not only being able to take shapes, but people's memories. The stories are so dark that when things like that happen it seems really cheesy to me. Wolverine was my second or third favorite character and I lost all interested, when he became so over powered. I liked when I feared for his life from a gun shot.