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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9781401215651
ISBN: 1401215653
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 288
Publication Date: December 05, 2007
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: December 05, 2007
Sales Rank: 102194
Studio: DC Comics
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A graphic novel that combines the three Elseworld stories Batman & Dracula: Red Rain, Batman: Bloodstorm, and Batman: Crimson Mist.
A good read that deals with interesting questions and situations for the characters. If you're a Batman/vampire fan you'll most likely enjoy this.
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If you told me that a story about Batman vs. Dracula could be a decent graphic novel, let alone a series of graphic novels spanning a couple of hundred pages, I would have said you were mad. The strangest thing about this collection, however, is how seriously Doug Moench takes the concept.
Rather than a superficial battle of a superhero and a vampire horde, Moench spins an entire alternate Gotham City out of the concept. Many of the villains are different, including a werewolf-like ... Read More
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Kelley Jones is a revolutionary albeit controversial Batman artist. While his work may not have been the most appropriate for mainstream batman titles, he was picture perfect for Elseworld's, where literally anything goes. This book collects the Batman/Dracula trilogy. The art is brilliant, and pure Jones. The man does horror like no other, and each page grows darker than the next. You are dragged into a whole other world. Jones' Batman is terrifying. The pairing of Jones and Moench has brought ... Read More
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I've always thought that Batman-as-vampire was a cool idea, but although this version has its great moments (and reminds us that Vampires. Are. EVIL! Yes, even the "good" ones!) in the end, I didn't like it as much as I wanted to.
Most of that can be laid at the door of the art; this particular artist's versions of things were just a little too OTT for me. I did like his take on the Joker, though.
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This is a really decent batman book especially for the price. I would have given it five stars but when i opened the shipped box, the book was dented on the corners and looked water damaged. Other than that, its a good read.
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