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Our friend Sean Hartter is back yet again. This time, he steps away from the art referring to film and seemingly takes a stab at the comics. What to me seems like a different take on the caveman Batman we saw in Grant Morrison's Batman: The Return the Bruce Wayne. What do you think? Posted by Dustin Fritschel
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This next batch of gifts you wished you'd asked for is concerning some of the greats when it comes to comic book, whether you're new to the medium and not sure where to start or continuing your collection, there is a range of titles for every reader… Comic Books: Batman: Noel
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It’s a Holiday Season Spectacular featuring The Dark Knight! 201 comics for 99 cents. New legally digitized books for the sale are: Azrael #40 Part 4 of the 1998 Cataclysm Bat-Event. Featuring Azrael trying to bring Bane back to Gotham City as the earthquake strikes. Batman (1940-2011) #408-413, #475-476, #498-500, #509-510, #530-532, #540-541 #408-413 introduces the Post-Crisis Jason Todd. #475-476 are part of a 1992 crossover with Detective featuring The Ventriloquist and Scarface. #498-500 comprise the titular title’s parts of the second half of Knightfall. #509-510 are titular title’s parts of Knightsend. And finally Batman gets…
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Released 7/15: Flashpoint: Deadman & The Flying Graysons #2 ($1.99) Continuing Dick and Boston’s story in the Flashpoint World. Released 7/20: Batgirl #8 ($1.99) Issue that ties in with the Red Robin # 10 that is also being digitized this week. Batman #251 ($0.99) This is the legendary The Joker’s Five-Way Revenge story from 1973. Written by Denny O’Neil and drawn by Neal Adams. Batman #255 ($0.99) Batman #255 was a 100 Page Spectacular from March of 1974, back then…
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First off, on Saturday DC put out several of their Flashpoint tie-ins that were released, including: Flashpoint: Batman-Knight of Vengeance #1 ($1.99) And then the ones released on Wednesday: Batman #702 ($1.99) Part two of Grant Morrison’s bridge between R.I.P and Final Crisis, that leads nicely into The Return of Bruce Wayne. Batman and Robin #21 ($1.99) Getting closer to catching up with the title’s relaunch in September with this issue that is the second part of…
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Another wave of series were announced this morning and although the Bat-books have been announced there was one announcement that will be taking place in Batman's neck of the woods, even if it is set over a hundred years before Batman existed. Even when Gotham City was just a one-horse town, crime was rampant – and things only get worse when bounty hunter Jonah Hex comes to town. Can Amadeus Arkham, a pioneer in criminal psychology, enlist Hex’s special brand of justice to help the Gotham…
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Let’s just start things off with the usual “A day late and a dollar short” banter, yes I know this review is a couple of weeks behind the issues release, and my reviews have been coming out later and later. Hopefully, things will get to a proper schedule when the next issue of Red Robin comes out, cause it’s a new storyline, and chances are, I may enjoy the book again. But this isn’t Red Robin, no, it’s the Teen Titans. Yes, it’s part…
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Not only have times been tough for Bruce Wayne under the guardianship of writer Grant Morrison, but what about us readers? We’ve seen Batman staked to the ground, attacked by hyperfauna, shot, burned and pronounce clinically dead for at least two minutes. And that was just during Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne. So would Mr Morrison let us take a breather from all this high tension time traveling with Batman Incorporated #1? In short, YES. The era of Bruce franchising out the Batman brand…
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Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #6 marks the culmination of Grant Morrison’s tale of the Caped Crusader's battle against Darkseid’s Omega Sanction. But faithful readers of Morrison’s epic journey with this character are treated to much more. Besides the brilliant story and gorgeous art, we learn the first truth of Batman. The story begins at Vanishing Point. The future’s final moments before all things succumb to the effects of universal heat-death. With the…
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BBFB: Batman/Green Arrow: Poison Tomorrow
0:00:00 Intro
0:01:18 Comic News
0:32:48 Red Hood: Lost Days #6
0:45:29 Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #6
0:55:40 Batgirl #15
1:03:37 Batman and Robin #16
1:22:29 Batman Confidential #50
1:30:02 Red Robin #17
1:39:09 Knight and Squire #2
1:45:00 Birds of Prey #6
1:53:06 Batman/Catwoman: Follow the Money
2:00:27 BBFB
2:09:58 Next Time…
2:10:40 Closing
2:13:09 Outtakes
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