The Joker believes that one bad day is what separates him - and even Batman, who he argues is slightly off as well - from the rest of the world. Well, just to prove his point, he's going to give Commissioner Gordon the day from hell and see how he comes out. The concept may sound simple, but th...
"For the first time the Joker's origin is revealed in this tale of insanity and human perseverance. Looking to prove that any man can be pushed past his breaking point and go mad, the Joker attempts to drive Commissioner Gordon insane..." -❖-❖-❖- I purchased Batman: The Killing Joke on kind...
Heroes: Volume One is a collection of the 34 online comics that were created based off of season one for the popular NBC show Heroes. These comics depict a mix of characters that have abilities and their path toward overcoming the problems and dangers that arise as a result. While I enjoy graphic ...
This comic just evokes so many emotions for me.I just, really, love this book. It literally one of the saddest comics I've read in a long. The art is really interesting in this book, with the little watercolor accents really makes this comic's art stand out. The writing is on point, and very very sa...
Najpierw może powiem, że z komiksów z Supermanem najbardziej lubię czytać autonomiczne opowieści traktujące o początkach jego kariery superbohaterskiej. Czytałam sporo takich albumów, a każdy potrafił przedstawić znaną historię świeżo i na swój sposób. Z nich wszystkich "Superman na wszystkie pory r...
Dark Victory is a direct sequel to The Long Halloween. To be honest, I didn’t feel as it was very necessary. The story is practically the same as The Long Halloween but instead of leaving totems to represent the holidays, the killer leaves hangman notes.The execution is practically the same as in it...
Very well done. Great graphics and coloring. I really liked the spotlight effect used in the flashback scenes. Good story and nice dialogue throughout. I personally could have done with less mistreatment of Barbara as I felt uncomfortable with the sexualized violence, but the rest of the graphic nov...
There's a fascinating interview with Nolan inside the front cover. I agree with Nolan's sentiment that the creation of Two Face is inseparable from the evolution of Batman, who's constantly on the bleeding edge of justice. I like the brief cameos of Scarecrow and the Mad Hatter. Joker gets his bazil...
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