Yeah, I can't vouch for the entire LOTDK run but here's some good ones that were published post Goodwin:
149-153: "Grimm" (by J.M. DeMatteis and Trevor von Eeden, the same team behind the great "Going Sane" story).
159-161: "Loyalties" (cool story taking place just after Year One that deals with the events that sent…

I'm with you, Donna. Indoor women's volleyball is much more entertaining than the beach version. It's a terrific team sport. The US looked good today defeating #2 Brazil!

I'm with you, Donna. Indoor women's volleyball is much more entertaining than the beach version. It's a terrific team sport. The US looked good today defeating #2 Brazil!

I'm with Oliver, it was a good episode. But overall the characterization has been crappy.

I'm with Oliver, it was a good episode. But overall the characterization has been crappy.

But even Batman gets smacked around after Amazo figures out how to deal with him!

But even Batman gets smacked around after Amazo figures out how to deal with him!

It's the grunting.

It's the grunting.

It was never the same after editor Archie Goodwin passed away.

It was never the same after editor Archie Goodwin passed away.

Is Superman: Brainiac Attacks any good?

Is Superman: Brainiac Attacks any good?

Yes. It would have killed her.

Yes. It would have killed her.

You say that like it's a bad thing!

You say that like it's a bad thing!

I didn't quit buying DC Comics after the New 52, but I ragequit Batgirl after the first issue. Lame script and pedestrian artwork. Bring back Oracle!

I didn't quit buying DC Comics after the New 52, but I ragequit Batgirl after the first issue. Lame script and pedestrian artwork. Bring back Oracle!

One of my favorite Batman stories is "Blades." Batman hunts down a sneaky serial killer while dealing with a mysterious new vigilante. It features a great script from James Robinson (before he went to Hollywood and came back a crappy writer) and art by the always-excellent Tim Sale. Here's three places you can find it: