Batman: The Dark Knight, Volume 1: Knight Terrors
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Summary
The Dark Knight continues his crusade as defender of Gotham City， taking on his greatest foes during a breakout at Arkham Asylum。 But when his enemies gain powers and abilities far beyond their normal capacities， the Caped Crusader's crusade may finally be at an end！
Reviews
Adrian Santiago
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Una historia equis， con Batman derrotando villanos como en 3 páginas。 Lo bueno es la variedad de enemigos y la aparición de otros super héroes （que obviamente igual tienen que perder a favor de la historia）。
Ben Truong
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Batman: The Dark Knight is an on-going series published by DC Comics and is the New 52 event of the classic hero known of Bruce Wayne as Batman – The Dark Knight。 Knight Terrors collects the first nine issues of the 2011 on-going series。Batman fights a variety of his enemies while teaming up with a few of his allies， leading to some interesting fights。 However， the connections holding these fights together are extremely weak and don't establish anything more significant。 The interesting fights c Batman: The Dark Knight is an on-going series published by DC Comics and is the New 52 event of the classic hero known of Bruce Wayne as Batman – The Dark Knight。 Knight Terrors collects the first nine issues of the 2011 on-going series。Batman fights a variety of his enemies while teaming up with a few of his allies， leading to some interesting fights。 However， the connections holding these fights together are extremely weak and don't establish anything more significant。 The interesting fights come from the collection's ability to depict multiple quick fights against multiple members of Batman’s rogues’ gallery。 Two-Face， Clayface， Deathstroke， Scarecrow， Bane， and Mad Hatter all have their time in the sun。 Each character takes a couple of shots at Batman and each of these shots shows that Batman's villains are all formidable， in their own way。Paul Jenkins （Batman: The Dark Knight #1–7）， David Finch （Batman: The Dark Knight #1–4 and 7）， Joe Harris （Batman: The Dark Knight #6–7）， and Judd Winick （Batman: The Dark Knight #9） penned the trade paperback。 For the most part it is written moderately well。 It is decent enough for the battle scenes， which were done wonderfully， but the overall grander narrative， seem to be lacking as storyline seem to appear and disappear for little reason and overall felt a tad flat。With the exception of one issue Batman: The Dark Knight #8 which was penciled by Ed Benes， David Finch penciled the entire trade paperback。 Since he was the main penciler， the artistic flow of the trade paperback flowed exceptionally well。 For the most part， I rather enjoyed his penciling style， as his style meshes well with Benes， which is an excellent penciler in his own rights。All in all， Batman: The Dark Knight: Knight Terrors is a mediocre start to what would hopefully be a wonderful series。 。。。more
Sud666
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I noticed on the back cover of this volume， many of the raves pointed out the quality of the art。 I can see why。 The artwork is quite well done and David Finch deserves some credit for his talent。 His writing ability？ Not as good。 This simplistic story， by itself， would have merited a 2 star， but the art carries the story。 There has been a breakout at Arkham。 A new drug called "Fury" （it's basically Bane's venom） is causing inmates to act differently since they are roided up。 This then leads to I noticed on the back cover of this volume， many of the raves pointed out the quality of the art。 I can see why。 The artwork is quite well done and David Finch deserves some credit for his talent。 His writing ability？ Not as good。 This simplistic story， by itself， would have merited a 2 star， but the art carries the story。 There has been a breakout at Arkham。 A new drug called "Fury" （it's basically Bane's venom） is causing inmates to act differently since they are roided up。 This then leads to Batman chasing down a variety of roided-up inmates from ScareCrow to Clayface。 It's the usual deal， except they are on Fury。 There is also a mysterious Playboy Bunny called the "White Rabbit" that he chases around。 She has something to do with the mystery。That's the volume's story。 Doesn't sound too deep， eh？ It's not。 It merely tells a story， that isn't terrible， which highlights Finch's considerable artistic skills。 So expect nothing deep。 But it is a fun little jaunt， some good fights and great art。 。。。more
Dean Connolly
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A disappointing GN。 Not my favourite by a long shot。 I will probably forget I have read this in a day or two lol
John Funderburg
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Entertaining， but not a standout。 Finch's art is great， per usual。 Entertaining， but not a standout。 Finch's art is great， per usual。 。。。more
Blindzider
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Set during the New 52 Universe， this volume contains a multi-part story by Jenkins and Finch。 Can't really give away the plot without revealing the end， but it's a little bit of a mystery， but overall just "meh"。 There is a new "villain"， White Rabbit and I really hate her design。 It's so ridiculously pandering to the adolescent boys， her "costume" is right up there with Emma Frost's original design: simply lingerie。There's also a single issue that's a little more straightforward featuring the M Set during the New 52 Universe， this volume contains a multi-part story by Jenkins and Finch。 Can't really give away the plot without revealing the end， but it's a little bit of a mystery， but overall just "meh"。 There is a new "villain"， White Rabbit and I really hate her design。 It's so ridiculously pandering to the adolescent boys， her "costume" is right up there with Emma Frost's original design: simply lingerie。There's also a single issue that's a little more straightforward featuring the Mad Hatter， followed by another single issue tie-in to Night of the Owls， giving at least a partial origin to Talon。The biggest attraction is that the Jenkins story is drawn by Finch。 His splash pages and particularly Batman are fantastic， but sometimes his "regular people"， especially their faces look a little weird。Just barely makes it to 3 stars。 。。。more
James Marriott
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Loved it
Kireth
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The theme of fear was clear from the opening。 Having Batman's rogues escape without a good plot explanation was cyclical， but luckily there wasn't too much focus on it， instead on the new empowering formula they were taking。 Some issues: the new villain White Bunny a） could've been explored with more depth considering the whole descent into madness thing and b） definitely should have had more clothes on。 The other villains all seemed to be reading Bruce's monologue as well because they started t The theme of fear was clear from the opening。 Having Batman's rogues escape without a good plot explanation was cyclical， but luckily there wasn't too much focus on it， instead on the new empowering formula they were taking。 Some issues: the new villain White Bunny a） could've been explored with more depth considering the whole descent into madness thing and b） definitely should have had more clothes on。 The other villains all seemed to be reading Bruce's monologue as well because they started talking about fear for no real reason。 Also， Batman took a LOT of hits and I was left at times scratching my head at his superhuman nature。 Everything else was good though， with some typical fights and clean simple art。 。。。more
Optimus
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Its all about Toxins （the Scarecrow one，the Bane one，The Mad Hatter one，The Clayface one）Loved the Scarecrow origin story（and his whole story9，i liked Clayfaces。The rest？ not really。。。Its just kinda forgettable。
Steve Mitchell
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The story kind of raced along and just fizzled out right at the end。 I thought that maybe I’d turned over two pages at once
superhero fan
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I love this volume but the others are all better
Krzysztof Grabowski
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Batman ma to do siebie， że absolutnie każda seria jakoś się tam sprzeda， chociażby ze względu na to， że w końcu to SAM Batman， ale nie bez kozery cykl The Dark Knight jest tym najkrótszym。 Początek jest bardzo sztampowy， gdyż znów mamy motyw z masową ucieczką z Arkham Asylum。 Po co to miejsce tam w ogóle jest， skoro średnio na kilka komiksów jakiś przestępca lub cała ich masa daje z ośrodka drapaka， a ma to być przecież placówka o najwyższym rygorze bezpieczeństwa。 Słabo。 Mało tu oryginalnej tre Batman ma to do siebie， że absolutnie każda seria jakoś się tam sprzeda， chociażby ze względu na to， że w końcu to SAM Batman， ale nie bez kozery cykl The Dark Knight jest tym najkrótszym。 Początek jest bardzo sztampowy， gdyż znów mamy motyw z masową ucieczką z Arkham Asylum。 Po co to miejsce tam w ogóle jest， skoro średnio na kilka komiksów jakiś przestępca lub cała ich masa daje z ośrodka drapaka， a ma to być przecież placówka o najwyższym rygorze bezpieczeństwa。 Słabo。 Mało tu oryginalnej treści。 Komiks wygląda bardzo ładnie， zwłaszcza postacie kobiece są tutaj tak zarysowane， że nie powstydziła by się ich rozkładówka Playboy'a。 I nie bez przyczyny wspominam o tym， bo na początku gdzieś w tle pojawia się tajemnicza kobieta， przebrana w strój białego króliczka。。。 Niezbyt dobrze świadczy o tej pozycji， iż okrągłe kształty to najlepszy element tego tomu。 Choć skłamałbym gdyby powiedział， że jedyny plusem。 Podczas całej intrygi jaką prezentuje nam tutaj imć David Finch（-er？ Nie， nie ten adres） przyjdzie nam zobaczyć sporo postaci z świata DC。 Mamy tu Flasha， mamy Supermena i jeszcze kilka innych postaci， choć już są tu bardziej epizodycznie。 Na przeciw obrońcy sprawiedliwości stanie tu też cała gama barwnych postaci。 Niektóre będą nadmiernie dopakowane， jak taki Two-Face z początku historii。Ale to ma swoje wytłumaczenie powiązane z króliczką i tajemniczym środkiem， który w połączeniu z adrenaliną wyzwala tak dewastujące efekty。 W ogóle cała historia jest mocno zakorzeniona w motywach baśniowych。 W dalszej części mamy w końcu Szalonego Kapelusznika czy braci Tweedle。 Finch tworząc scenariusz musiał zdrowo zapatrzyć się w twórczość Lewisa Carrolla。。。 Dużą część komiksu zajmują rozważania na temat istoty strachu。 Skupia się na tym głównie sam Bruce Wayne， ale są to monologi tak płytki i nudne， że za głowę się łapałem czemu autor poszedł w tę stronę。 Miało być głęboko i filozoficznie。 No， cóż。。。 nie było。 Finch umie rysować， ale niezbyt dobrze idzie mu pisanie。 Przykład。 Cały otwarty wątek z nową potencjalną kochanką Batmana， panną Jainą Hudson to pokaz tego jak nie powinien wyglądać flirt， no chyba że chce się wyrwać jakąś blacharę。 Na plus zaliczyć mogę za to wątek niejakiego Forbes'a i Komisarza Gordona。 Ten pierwszy to służbista z Wydziały Wewnętrznego， który zaczyna brać się za sprawę Batmana， za sposobów jego finansowania（m。in。 oskarża o to publicznie Wayne'a） i za samą policję， która przychylnie pomaga Nocnemu Mścicielowi。 Gordon dostaje tu chyba największy psychiczny wycisk。 Podobało mi się to， pogłębiając sylwetkę tej postaci 。 W końcu ktoś się za to zabrał i jestem ciekaw jak się to dalej rozwinie。 Na deser dostajemy historię pewnego Szpona， który miał nieprzyjemność spotkać Batmana na swojej drodze i jest to ciekawa， choć krótka opowieść z otwartym zakończeniem。 Na tyle interesująca， że chce zobaczyć co dalej， a czego nie mogę powiedzieć o kilku wcześniejszych zeszytach tego tomu。 Pierwszy tom Mrocznego Rycerza dostaje ode mnie naciągnięte trzy gwiazdki， bo zasługuje bardziej na 2。5。 Ma swoje plusy， ale skutecznie niwelowane są przez minusy， w efekcie czego wyszedł nam średni produkcyjniak。 。。。more
raphaela
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I love itIt’s a really good way to start off the reboot of the Batman lore in the DC new 52 univers
Robjr73
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Look， I admit it。 I'm 45 and still love reading comics and graphic novels。 These days it seems like the majority of the world has some kind of interest in superheroes and why not？ It's fun。 Batman has always been up there as one of my all time favorite superheroes。 And if you're looking for a collection of Batman comics that pretty much captures what classic Batman storytelling is all about then you need to read this。 I absolutely loved it。 This collection is based off of a Batman series that fo Look， I admit it。 I'm 45 and still love reading comics and graphic novels。 These days it seems like the majority of the world has some kind of interest in superheroes and why not？ It's fun。 Batman has always been up there as one of my all time favorite superheroes。 And if you're looking for a collection of Batman comics that pretty much captures what classic Batman storytelling is all about then you need to read this。 I absolutely loved it。 This collection is based off of a Batman series that for some reason only lasted 29 issues。 Maybe there were too many other Batman titles at the time but I'm surprised this didn't survive the whole New 52 thing。 Anyways， this book has it all。 Of course it starts with a whole bunch of baddies escaping Arkham and yeah if you're a Batman fan you've seen that happen in the comics at least a hundred times but who cares。。。I loved it。 Scarecrow， Bane， Poison Ivy， Mad Hatter， Two Face， Clayface and more。。。all make appearances here。 The art is fantastic with many full page spreads。 There's some drama with commissioner Gordon， there's a mysterious female love interest for Bruce。。。。again。。。we've seen it all before but sometimes it's good to go with the formula that's carried a character for as long as Batman has been around。 Highly recommended！ 。。。more
Jerry
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One of the most popular superheroes of all time， Batman has stood out as the most gritty and serious do-gooder in DC's roster。 Even the Warner Bros。 television cartoons can be rather dark at times。However， this volume is more "PG-13" than "TV-Y7-FV"。 Though the artwork was fabulous and the story left me hungry for the next volume， a smattering of profanities and an excess of blood， along with some rather scary villains and some scantily clad female characters， made this a shock to my Disney Chan One of the most popular superheroes of all time， Batman has stood out as the most gritty and serious do-gooder in DC's roster。 Even the Warner Bros。 television cartoons can be rather dark at times。However， this volume is more "PG-13" than "TV-Y7-FV"。 Though the artwork was fabulous and the story left me hungry for the next volume， a smattering of profanities and an excess of blood， along with some rather scary villains and some scantily clad female characters， made this a shock to my Disney Channel sensibilities。If you don't mind such content， you may enjoy this better than I did; it was still fun for what it was， though。 。。。more
Linda
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Gorgeous artwork， just stunning， this collection is just sublime。 The story got a little convoluted at times in Knight Terrors， however。 It was about a fear toxin that gets lost in the underbelly of Gotham and Batman has to take them down basically。 The dialogue between Batman and the Joker *cough* Clayface *cough* is hilarious and oh man， the White Rabbit， where can I get lingerie like that？ But the White Rabit storyline is still leaving me unsatisfied， there wasn't a conclusion at all， which i Gorgeous artwork， just stunning， this collection is just sublime。 The story got a little convoluted at times in Knight Terrors， however。 It was about a fear toxin that gets lost in the underbelly of Gotham and Batman has to take them down basically。 The dialogue between Batman and the Joker *cough* Clayface *cough* is hilarious and oh man， the White Rabbit， where can I get lingerie like that？ But the White Rabit storyline is still leaving me unsatisfied， there wasn't a conclusion at all， which irritates me。 But as always， yessss I would and have recommended these book cause they're amazing。 。。。more
Erin
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Not the most enjoyable of the Batman lines that I've read， but it wasn't horrible。 I have to think about if I want to continue reading the whole series or not （I mean there's only 4 volumes so it wouldn't be too hard）。 Like the story was there， but it just felt kind of flat and the characters didn't feel as fleshed out。 Not the most enjoyable of the Batman lines that I've read， but it wasn't horrible。 I have to think about if I want to continue reading the whole series or not （I mean there's only 4 volumes so it wouldn't be too hard）。 Like the story was there， but it just felt kind of flat and the characters didn't feel as fleshed out。 。。。more
Tony Radle
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Great read！Don’t know what took me so long to sit down and read this！ If you like Batman， this is a must read。
John Somers
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15/20。
Chris Orme
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56/100 （2018 Reading Challenge）Legend of Batman 13This one was saved by Bane coming in at the end。 & the art work。 Which bulging vein filled muscles aside is really detailed & good to look at。 Not the most wordy of comics but still an enjoyable enough read。 & I’m just a sucker for Batman I guess。
Alexander Shay
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I'm very picky with my comics， DC/Marvel especially， so this was actually surprisingly good given how many New 52 story lines I've been disappointed by。 The first 8 comics were great， and built the story。 And then the ninth went off on a tangent about the Court of Owls。 I happened to have read （and regret doing so） the first volume of that comic line and Nightwing， so I'm vaguely aware of what's going on in this situation。 But they really should have capped this volume with 8 comics instead of 9 I'm very picky with my comics， DC/Marvel especially， so this was actually surprisingly good given how many New 52 story lines I've been disappointed by。 The first 8 comics were great， and built the story。 And then the ninth went off on a tangent about the Court of Owls。 I happened to have read （and regret doing so） the first volume of that comic line and Nightwing， so I'm vaguely aware of what's going on in this situation。 But they really should have capped this volume with 8 comics instead of 9。 It feels like the main storyline gets dropped entirely because the timelines between the different comics dictates that the Court of Owls events have to happen at that time， and for people who haven't read any other New 52 or are reading them out of order， this last comic is going to make no sense to them。 Even to me， I'm wondering how--or even if--it actually ties in with the plot Finch is building in the first 8 comics of the volume。 The idea of a toxin that makes super villains even worse than they are by inhibiting fear is a really neat one。 It even has some effect on Batman。 White Rabbit could have been a little less BDSM fan-service-y， but so many women in super hero comics are sexualized like that I'm not even surprised， honestly。 Each comic has a different suspect in sight about who caused the toxin。 Technically the answer is provided in the last comic， but I don't know if the villain's motive is fully explained as to why he gave these other villains the toxin。 I'd like to see more on that front than stuff with the Owls。 。。。more
Andy Dainty
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The writing in this arc was so cliched and naff。 I'm sure there was a good story hiding in there somewhere， I just failed to find it。 The writing in this arc was so cliched and naff。 I'm sure there was a good story hiding in there somewhere， I just failed to find it。 。。。more
Daniel Palička
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Čtenářská výzva na Goodreads 2018 （79/205）Tak tohle je docela dost složitý svazek na recenzování。 Víte， co je nejlepší při hodnocení komiksů？ Když vy sami ani tak moc nevíte， jak moc velké hodnocení máte udělit。 A pokud jste to nepochopili， tohle jsem myslel hodně ironicky， protože když po dočtení jakéhokoliv díla （nemusí se jednat čistě o komiks， ale i o absolutně normální knížku se souvislým textem） máte veskrze rozporuplné pocity， tak se to razantně projeví na vašem osobním názoru。 Přesně toh Čtenářská výzva na Goodreads 2018 （79/205）Tak tohle je docela dost složitý svazek na recenzování。 Víte， co je nejlepší při hodnocení komiksů？ Když vy sami ani tak moc nevíte， jak moc velké hodnocení máte udělit。 A pokud jste to nepochopili， tohle jsem myslel hodně ironicky， protože když po dočtení jakéhokoliv díla （nemusí se jednat čistě o komiks， ale i o absolutně normální knížku se souvislým textem） máte veskrze rozporuplné pocity， tak se to razantně projeví na vašem osobním názoru。 Přesně tohle platí pro první knihu z řady "Batman: Temný rytíř" s podtitulem Temné děsy。 Už název vám jasně napovídá， že se stane něco špatného。 A že se také stane。 Velká skupina zločinců se totiž v hromadném seskupení postupně dostává z vězení， přičemž Batman má za cíl jim zabránit v jejich útěku。 Nicméně， později začne docházet k mnoha nejasným věcem。 Mnozí nepřátelé se začnou chovat jinak a na scéně se začně objevovat nová tajemná postava， která bude mít co do činění s jedním velkým plánem。 Na papíře to může znít jako docela nezajímavý příběh， ale ve výsledku to tak moc špatné nebylo。 Hlavně tedy v první polovině to bylo opravdu super。 Sice nevím， zda se mnou budou všichni souhlasit， ale byla z toho cítit regulérní atmosféra ze hry Batman: Arkham Asylum。 A místy to dokonce je dějově podobné （naštěstí to ale celé není jako jedno velké kopírování）。 Tohle však nemyslím nijak ve zlém， protože s prvky hry pracuje scénárista Paul Jenkins opravdu dobře。 Jenže ve druhé půlce to začne působit jako nicneříkající akční jízda， která má poměrně obyčejné zakončení。 Je to docela škoda， jelikož Jenkins to ze začátku zvládal dobře ukočírovat。 Tohle mě ale docela zklamalo。 A navíc， mnoho záporáků scénárista použil dost zbytečně （někdy pouze v dost nevýrazných rolích）。 Zase na druhou stranu， kresba Davida Finche se mi poměrně líbila （byť tady tedy Finch nepředvádí úplně ten nejlepší kreslířský výkon）。 Tohle však není všechno， protože kromě Jenkinsonova příběhu v knize jsou obsaženy ještě dvě kratší povídky。 Ta první byla docela obyčejná a dost snadno zapomenutelná。 A ta druhá， která pojednávala o Talonovi， sice byla zajímavější a styl vyprávění byl mnohem působivější， jenomže něco jí chybělo。 Musím tedy nakonec říci， že Temné děsy nejsou katastrofou。 Na zadek jsem se z toho sice neposadil， ale poměrně to ušlo。 Ve výsledku se tím pádem jedná o lepší průměr。 3/5 （55%） 。。。more
Nathan Boler
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Started strong， looks amazing。 Storyline was weak and loose。
Aaron
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Well this is a big sloppy pile of nonsense。 I find it pretty hard to believe Paul Jenkins did all of the writing on this terribly-plotted straight-line of fight scenes and deux ex machinae。 This 100% feels like the writing of an artist like David Finch who's basically just trying to move things along so he can draw a cool new bad guy。And hey， he does that well。 His designs for juiced-up， freaked-out versions of pretty much every villain Batman has ever fought are the exact right amount of distur Well this is a big sloppy pile of nonsense。 I find it pretty hard to believe Paul Jenkins did all of the writing on this terribly-plotted straight-line of fight scenes and deux ex machinae。 This 100% feels like the writing of an artist like David Finch who's basically just trying to move things along so he can draw a cool new bad guy。And hey， he does that well。 His designs for juiced-up， freaked-out versions of pretty much every villain Batman has ever fought are the exact right amount of disturbing， and the detail he adds to scenes is just a couple levels down from Michael Turner （which is high praise）。 But that can't save this story from feeling like a boring parade of villains， none of which have any real goals or stakes attached。There's nothing in here that feels like a twist or a revelation。 Things just kind of progress， with new villains suddenly showing up out of absolutely nowhere。 They will literally just jump into a fight from off screen。 Same goes for heroes like The Flash and Superman， who make appearances here that do nothing to service the plot。 They're seemingly just around so Finch can draw them。 In fact， we don't even see any real consequences for anything that happens in this book。 It's just a bunch of fighting and yelling。Oh， and we can't forget Bodacious Babes。 There are two women in this book， both of which were fabricated for this story， and they're both drawn from the Maliest Male perspective this side of a 1980s Playboy。 One of them， a woman who is legit dressed like a sexy bunny， is in full-on lingerie everywhere she goes。 Just， out and about， scheming up schemes in her corset and nothing else。 I thought for sure we'd moved past this kind of junk by now， but I guess not。In any case， I'm glad to see Gregg Hurwitz takes over with the next volume。 Hopefully a new， seasoned writer taking over will mean stronger stories to go with the great art。 I'll give it a shot for that reason， but if it's anything like this， I'm not excited。 。。。more
Jayson
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（B） 74% | More than SatisfactoryNotes: A brag-book artistic showcase， it’s formulaic eye-candy， portioning by plot a daisy-chain of cheesecake and fisticuffs。
Frédéric
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2，5*After the terrible mess that was Golden Dawn this one's better。 Which still doesn't make it so good。Hulked out inmates escape from Arkham， under the influence of a toxin that make them know no fear。 This part is rather quickly done with， the point being to find the creator of the toxin。The plot isn't too subtle and drags on a bit too long， one false lead after another until the revelation of the culprit。 This time Finch didn't disperse himself with too many subplots- good idea- but still goe 2，5*After the terrible mess that was Golden Dawn this one's better。 Which still doesn't make it so good。Hulked out inmates escape from Arkham， under the influence of a toxin that make them know no fear。 This part is rather quickly done with， the point being to find the creator of the toxin。The plot isn't too subtle and drags on a bit too long， one false lead after another until the revelation of the culprit。 This time Finch didn't disperse himself with too many subplots- good idea- but still goes heavy in portraying Forbes as a first class mofo-not so good。 I don't see why he's on to Gordon so much。 Did he rape his dog or something？ There seems to be something at play here but either it spreads in other bat-titles or it's simply awkward。 Gordon also seems a bit too much weepy to be true。There's a Playboy Bunny running around and for the love of me I can't find any reason to her presence but to show some ass。 I'm past fantasizing over comic book character so it actually bored me more than anything else。 Her link to someone else is pretty obvious and shows once again a lack of subtlety。Artwise it's some good Finch- the Arkham inmates are really creepy and the babes gorgeous- with a touch of fumbles。 Some compositions are as awkward as some proportions but it can easily be overcome。 One was notably ridiculous though: there's a scene where the Playboy Bunny teases Batman before running away。 Anyone running so leaned forward would just simply fall flat on the ground。 It's called the law of gravity。 。。。more
Mary
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2。5 stars It was mehhh
Rebecca
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Nie je nič krajšieho ako keď utečú takmer všetci miláčkovia z Arkhamu 。。。 Okrem toho je väčšina z nich poriadne zdrogovaná a neboj sa nikoho a ničoho （doslova ！！！ xD）， čo má za následok okrem iného krvavý plač。 Z miesta na miesto pobehuje veľmi ale veľmi úchylne nevskusný zajačik resp。 slečna， ktorá v detstve čítala too much Alenky。 xDNo ale predstava poriadne nadupaného Jokera :3 Why not 。。。 Ale že takmer vždy z toho vyjde ten drblý Clayface， tak ma už to docela nebavííí 。。。A potom zas otravný Nie je nič krajšieho ako keď utečú takmer všetci miláčkovia z Arkhamu 。。。 Okrem toho je väčšina z nich poriadne zdrogovaná a neboj sa nikoho a ničoho （doslova ！！！ xD）， čo má za následok okrem iného krvavý plač。 Z miesta na miesto pobehuje veľmi ale veľmi úchylne nevskusný zajačik resp。 slečna， ktorá v detstve čítala too much Alenky。 xDNo ale predstava poriadne nadupaného Jokera :3 Why not 。。。 Ale že takmer vždy z toho vyjde ten drblý Clayface， tak ma už to docela nebavííí 。。。A potom zas otravný a hnusný Bane 。。 blaaahPotom časť s Mad Hatterom mi prišla akoby neúplne， nedokončená。。。Možno namiesto sov na konci mohli dať tomu väčší priestor。 Ale zas na druhú stranu - sov nie je nikdy dosť。 ;） 。。。more
Javi
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