by Paul Dini, Carlos D'Anda
To my understanding, this graphic novel is the novelization of the concept for the video game. Immediately, you might start to think it won't be that great. Wrong! This was good reading. I'm not that surprised, because I have enjoyed Dini's Zatanna books. While Batman doesn't let anyone steal the sh...
Since it's a "lead-in to the HIGHLY ANTICIPATED VIDEO GAME" I was aware as I was reading of how video-gamey it was - walling off of part of the city to create a place to enter specifically to fight bosses / a mastermind to move the plot along... but now that I think about it, it isn't that different...
Since it's a "lead-in to the HIGHLY ANTICIPATED VIDEO GAME" I was aware as I was reading of how video-gamey it was - walling off of part of the city to create a place to enter specifically to fight bosses / a mastermind to move the plot along... but now that I think about it, it isn't that different...
You know those cinematics they show now at the beginning of video games? The one where they have a little narrative to set up whatever story the game is supposed to have before you can actually start playing? That is basically what this book is. It is nothing more than the set up for the Arkham City...
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