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Flameingblack posted:All of the extended Bat family returns Oh no it doesn't. tomm posted:I thought the new Detective Comics was great This might not be the thread for you.
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Dug Batman. Its nice to see some of the newish villains sticking around, Flamingo, Pyg and the Circus, and James Gordon too.
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| # ¿ Sep 22, 2011 04:52 |
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Flynn Taggart posted:As a new reader I am a little upset that any Robin was in this at all Why? quote:Upon reflection, Detective Comics was probably better, though I didn't think so at first. You were right before you were so so wrong.
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thetrin posted:Probably because most non-comic readers only have exposure to Robin in either the 60's show or the lovely movies. Not a ton of the animated series had Robin (but when he was there, Dick was loving AWESOME) I could understand if it wasn't just one scene that established the status quo. Its Batman it should be about Bats working mostly alone, but the Robins exist 
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The Human Crouton posted:Yeah, but the scene I am complaining about had him fighting Mr. Freeze(in suit), Killer Croc, and loving Clayface at the same time. And he just kicks Clayface, as if it's an effective thing to do to living clay that has not been properly kiln-fired. Comics Alliance really hit the nail on the head in pointing out that the scene exists to show us that Bats is at the top of his game. So what we're going to see is really a escalation of anti-bat activity past the typical and cutting into his life as Bruce Wayne. Snyder is a drat fine writer, series is gonna be great. My feeling is the masks are going to play a role in the story, as well as setting up that piece. Also go read Action #1, jeez. VVV It was good you just said you didn't read any Superman. LCQC fucked around with this message at Sep 26, 2011 around 08:38 |
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Mr Wind Up Bird posted:issues Jock drew Tell me more. e: nevermind, 'Tec 861-3 LCQC fucked around with this message at Sep 27, 2011 around 01:13 |
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The Human Crouton posted:Before anybody writes anything concerning Batman, they should have to submit a list of all characters they plan to include, and before forced to watch TAS episodes featuring them with the instructions: "This. This. This. This is what you are aiming for. You are making an episode for this show, except it is to air at 11:00 PM on cable instead of 4:30 PM on network television." Uh, none of this will make Tony Daniel of David Finch good writers.
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JBrowning82 posted:I will check that out. Any graphic novel recommendations would be appreciated as well. I believe I've already read The Killing Joke and The Dark Knight Returns http://www.amazon.com/Batman-Black-.../dp/140123206X/ http://www.amazon.com/Batman-Incorp...4/ref=pd_sim_b1
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| # ¿ Oct 5, 2011 02:33 |
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TheJoker138 posted:So what you're suggesting, basically is...21 Jump Street: Gotham City? If BQM was on it I'd be all over that.
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Teenage Fansub posted:In preview images for Vol.2 I think he was wearing the N52 one. Ugh. B&R is a more apt comparison to TBM than Inc., and they work well as companion pieces imo. Good night sweet prince Dickbats.
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| # ¿ May 1, 2012 06:05 |
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Quidnose posted:Can someone give me a rundown of what in the Batman universe is worth picking up? I'm perusing a lot of the New 52 and I've always loved Batman and am really enjoying the main arc from the Court of Owls Tradebook through the first two issues of BATMAN, and now that there's a loving teaser in Batman #9 to go read Detective Comics to find out what I missed (drat you, DC!) I am wanting to expand a bit more into the other Batman books...but in perusing this thread I'm seeing some derision regarding some of the other Bat's books so I'm a little hesitant to go hogwild with more DC hardcovers or whatever. Just Batman and (maybe) Batwoman, really. If you haven't already go back and pick up the Black Mirror, which came out just before the reboot. e: oh yeah, Bat Inc comes back soon, have a look into that. LCQC fucked around with this message at May 13, 2012 around 06:44 |
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Batwing is also  BUY THIS , its fine, but it ain't BUY THIS .
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| # ¿ May 13, 2012 09:41 |
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Chaltab posted:Looking good. I'll miss Cameron Stewart but oh well. Stewart was only on the Batgirl (R.I.P.) issue, Burnham and Paquette split the rest. Except for #8, obviously, 
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| # ¿ May 22, 2012 01:49 |
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I just don't get why he snapped the guys finger off. That kind of sadism requires an emotional attachment to mooks that I don't buy. He's obsessed, these guys are just obstacles for him, Bats is the same, hes not going to lose his cool on some minions.
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Denim Avenger posted:Didn't he need that finger to open a vault with his suit in it? Seemed perfectly Freeze like, it was the most expedient way to achieve his goal. Ah yeah, I totally missed that.
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| # ¿ Jun 1, 2012 02:38 |
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Ok, you sold me with the bataranged dude.
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| # ¿ Jul 12, 2012 00:26 |
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Revol posted:My one complain: why the hell does Cloonan get the only artist credit on the cover? Andy Clarke did the last six pages. Which.. is a very strange transition, but I love both artists, so I can still dig it. Tynion wrote the back-up and didnt get front page billing either, such is life in comics.
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| # ¿ Aug 8, 2012 21:53 |
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Teenage Fansub posted:They should've credited four people. Oh yeah, I agree, if that wasn't clear.
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Rustmouth Chafings posted:Are we really expected to believe that after Wayne outs himself as Batman's financial backer, no one makes the connection between Batman's cadre of sidekicks and Wayne's cadre of male wards (one of whom is a former acrobat)? Yes. The DC public is a little savvier than than the Marvel populace, but the answer to your questions is: Batman is fiction.
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| # ¿ Aug 13, 2012 22:16 |
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TomWaitsForNoMan posted:I don't understand the hate a lot of people have for Simone's Batgirl. I came to the title with no previous reading and I haven't really read that many comics so maybe there's something I'm missing. What was it that so many people hated about her run? Adding to all the other complaints, it was a sharp turn in tone and quality from the Batgirl series it replaced. It wasn't fun seeing someone fresh and talented bundled off to write Smallville comics of all things, in favour of Simone.
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