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bout as visually unimpressive as the non variant coverImagination, how can something so destructive create something so beautiful
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Bruce: "He stinks, doesn't he son?"
Damian: "Exactly why we should knock them out instead of your approach to scare the shit out of them, father."
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boo. hiss.Originally posted by Janza Bowka View Post
Scott Lobdell to Scott Snyder: "I SALUTE YOU!"
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sorry, but honestly since his B&R covers every one of his covers has just been really boring to me. i'm glad this is just the variant cause at least it won't have to be the one i look at everytime i flip through my comic box...Originally posted by Hypo View PostImagination, how can something so destructive create something so beautifulComment
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hey guys not to derail but i updated the dark knight rises thread for those interested.................................................. ..........................
Cnn = constant nasuating nonsenseComment
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ARTIST CHRIS BURNHAM ON BATMAN INCORPORATED“Oh, man, I am so excited for this book to come out! Grant and I have put our all into making this the best reading experience possible. We're trying to do away with the widescreen movie-wannabe comics of the last ten or fifteen years and make the comicbookiest comics we're capable of. Breaking borders, impossible perspectives, intricate panel interplay, sound effects, speed lines, splash pages, and some stuff that I'm not quite sure how to put into words. Words are Grant's department, anyway!
We're throwing everything we can think of at the wall and I'm pretty sure most of it's sticking. It's exciting, dramatic, funny, violent, deadly serious, utterly ridiculous, and, hopefully, moving. We're doing our darnedest to dress the entirety of human experience up in tights for 20 pages a month and punch it right in the teeth.”
- Chris Burnham
via The Source
ARTIST DAVID FINCH ON BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT“Gregg Hurwitz coming on to BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT is a total game changer for this book. His stories are vicious, cruel and dark, but they are also incredibly humane and insightful and well written. I don't think that I need to tell Gregg Hurwitz fans how great a writer he is, but for those comic book readers who have not had the chance to experience his work, it's going to be a big surprise and a hell of a ride. The Dark Knight has gone through a few changes in its short run, but Gregg brings the focus and vision to the book that it desperately needed. We are going to be telling stories that will change people’s perceptions about some of Batman's villains forever. BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT is going to devote itself to exploring the interconnecting psychology of Batman and his craziest villains. If you loved Gregg's PENGUIN: PAIN AND PREJUDICE then you are going to love what we are doing in DARK KNIGHT."
- David Finch
via The Source
ARTIST TRAVEL FOREMAN ON BIRDS OF PREY“I'm having a tremendous time taking on the BIRDS OF PREY characters. Its so rare that I get to draw a Superhero book that I've forgotten how great it is to draw capes and costumes. This is a bittersweet situation because Jesus Saiz was doing such pitch-perfect work on the book, but I hope people will enjoy my work on these issues.”
- Travel Foreman
via The SourceLast edited by Hypo; 04-25-2012, 04:12 PM.Comment
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This past weeks issue of Batman: The Dark Knight was a one shot written by Joe Harris instead Paul Jenkins as solicited so I picked it up on a whim. It was a pretty average/solid issue nothing special at all but compared to the crap we got before it was downright Eisner worthy. Still on the fence on whether I'll be picking up the Winick issue next month, he's a rather hit or miss writer with me and the Night of Owls really isn't a draw at all.Comment
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Yeah, I might want to give DK a shot again with the new talent. I dropped it after issue 2 or 3.Comment
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I think actually think Gregg Hurwitz should be able to do good things with the book when he comes on with issue #10. I enjoyed the Penguin mini he did earlier.Originally posted by Space Cop View PostComment
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Preview: Batwing #9
I LOVE conspiracy theorists. They are like human versions of the cymbal clapping, dancing monkeys. No one takes them all that seriously and they get bored with them after about 10 minutes.Comment
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Detective Comics #9 Preview
Written by Tony S. Daniel and illustrated by Daniel and Sandu Florea, the issue finds the sinister secret society targeting one of Gotham’s most iconic institutions. “In DETECTIVE #9, Batman finds himself in the unlikeliest of situations—saving Arkham Asylum administrator Jeremiah Arkham from a mysterious Talon assailant,” said Mike Marts, BATMAN Series editor. “What is the secret connection between the Court of Owls and Gotham City’s oldest institution for the criminally insane?Comment
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Batman #9 Preview
BATMAN #9
Written by SCOTT SNYDER
Backup story by SCOTT SNYDER and JAMES TYNION IV
Art by GREG CAPULLO and JONATHAN GLAPION
Backup story art by RAFAEL ALBUQUERQUE
Cover by GREG CAPULLO
1:25 Variant cover by DALE KEOWN
1:200 B&W Variant cover by GREG CAPULLO
On sale MAY 9 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
Combo pack edition: $4.99 US
Retailers: This issue will ship with three covers. Please see the order form for more information.
• “NIGHT OF THE OWLS” continues here!
• Batman must stop the TALONS that have breeched the Batcave in order to save an innocent life...and Gotham City!
• In the backup story, learn more about the PENNYWORTH family and the secrets they’ve kept from the Wayne family!
This issue is also offered as a special combo pack edition with a redemption code for a digital download of this issue.Batman and Robin #9 Preview
BATMAN AND ROBIN #9
Written by PETER J. TOMASI
Art and cover by PATRICK GLEASON and MICK GRAY
On sale MAY 9 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• NIGHT OF THE OWLS continues here!
• ROBIN faces TALON alone with the skies of Gotham City at stake!Comment
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