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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401215750
ISBN: 1401215750
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 192
Publication Date: November 07, 2007
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: November 07, 2007
Sales Rank: 441788
Studio: DC Comics
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Paul Dini, the Emmy Award-winning writer and producer ofBatman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series and JusticeLeague, joins with J.H. Williams III, the acclaimed artist of the EisnerAward-winning series PROMETHEA, and others for this all-new collection ofmystery stories that will test the skills of the World's GreatestDetective!The Dark Knight must face the Riddler, the Penguin and Poison Ivy as wellas brand-new villains while trying to solve crimes. Prepare for twists,turns and betrayals every step of the way as Batman is even forced to forgealliances with his enemies to crack these cases.
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Paul Dini hits his stride with this second collection of his stories from Detective Comics. Again, we are let down by his pairing with artist Don Kramer, who is improving, but still learning his craft, but Dini's two part Zatanna tale and the reintroduction of Scarface still shine behind the lame artwork.
Writer Stuart Moore and artist Andy Clark produce a far better drawn two part story about Bruce Wayne being held hostage, while Royal McGraw and Marcos Marz produce a Terrible Trio story, ... Read More
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The latest Batman trade paperback collects Detective Comics issues #827 - 834. This isn't one continuous storyline as the back description might have you believe but rather a few stories which are tenuously linked. The opening tale, "Double Talk" features the return of Scarface, with a new ventriloquist pulling the strings, no pun intended. Batman goes undercover to find out who the new villain is...In the second story, "Shark Bite" Batman and the Riddler are both on the trailer of a killer who ... Read More
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For me, this book seemed to much like the Batman animated series. The stories were not very "dark" and they just didn't seem as hard edged as I would like a Batman story to be (or as the cover would lead you to beleive). The art in this book seems very average. Nothing special with that. A couple people die, there is some blood, and Batman appears to be a pretty good detective, but I just wasn't that impressed. I would recommend this book to a child between the ages of 8-10 or to someone who was a ... Read More
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Dini has done it yet again! The mastermind behind Batman the Animated Series, Batman Beyond and even more famous DC animated shows takes his spellbinding writing to the next level in this intensely beautiful and interesting graphic novel. Not only are the stories filled with loads of twists and turns but the art by J.H. Williams III, another alumni of DC fame, delivers the characters you know and love with breathtaking art. This book will be worth the money and I'm sure you'll read more than once.
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I AM A HUGE BATMAN FAN, THAT BEING SAID, I AM BIASED AS TO ANYTHING BATZ RELATED, BUT I AM ALWAYS WARY NO MATTER WHAT TOWARDS STORY(1st)& ART (2nd).
OVER THE YEARS, THERE HAVE BEEN BATMAN STORIES WITH A GREAT STORY WITH TERRIBLE ART, AND GREAT ART WITH TERRIBLE STORIES. THIS BOOK HAS GREAT STORIES AND GREAT ART...I'VE BEEN AWAY FROM COMICS FOR AWHILE NOW...I HAVE A HUGE BATMAN AND BATMAN FAMILY COLLECTION OF COMICS AND BOOKS, AFTER I SAW BATMAN BEGINS, I WAS SUCKED BACK IN AGAIN.
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