A traditional superhero story, with the characters acting the way we know and love them, with a high-profile, proven artist??? Sounds crazy but it just might work.
You hit on something that I miss from the old Batman comics, Batman being a detective. He has too many gadgets and gizmos that give him the answers right away.
My expectations was super low going into this first issue because I'm pretty much burnt out from the Joker BUT I did enjoy it and it's good to see Silvestri again. The tone and the dialog and inner monologue of Batman really worked for me. Especially when he glided off the roof tops and flew over the cops. That got a good chuckle out of me. I hope this turns out to be good.
Joker is a lame villain, but this looks metal. I hate Batman's belt though. I love the inner monologue. Superhero comics declined after they stopped using thought balloons and boxes.
@@sarkastikleader4708 Why would he need or want a fancy flat belt??? And it emphasizes his crotch. At least he doesn't have the bulge they have been drawing on all the characters at DC. I like pouches for early Batman, but I prefer it when they look more modern. The rest of the comic looks awesome and like a breath of fresh air though. It looks like an old school Batman comic before he was ruined by Morrison and King and others after Infinite Crisis in 2006. I don't think I bought a Batman comic after Dini's run in the 00s. I would buy this if I still went to the comic store. I love the thought boxes. We definately need them and thought balloons back.
DC subverted my expectations with this book, because it's really amazing! Image comics delivered the best DC comic this year. After I read this, all I could think was "THIS is Batman!"
The current batman book is fantastic though, so yea theres that in which you dont seem to wanna hear. Yall like to pretend that woe is all, and everything sucks. But it doesnt.
I don't feel like the issue went by too quickly. The amazing art forced me to sit on each page and just enjoy the details in every panel. This makes me want to go to back issues and find everything Marc Silvestri did on Batman. I love the characterization and dialogue for every character in this issue. Please bring back Alfred full-time in the present DC universe. There were even some really good jokes that Batman makes in the story (doing a gliding fly-by on the dirty cops even knocking one of their tupees off; the Batman/Joker spit hand shake). John Romita Jr. could learn a thing or two about how to add extra lines/shading on characters' faces from Marc Silvestri. From my perspective DC is knocking it out of the park this week with Batman 129, Batman & The Joker 1, and Poison Ivy 6. Even though they churn out many misses, I love it when DC comes out with some gem issues all in one week!
Alfred , is so important to Batman , I can’t believe they killed him off . I know this is comics and dead characters can comeback , I just think it works better when fantastic character s return in stead of grounded in reality characters . Having said that I am willing to accept Alfred’s return to the land of the living , he is just to important to the story .
Also, it is good to see that DC is learning their lesson about oversized Black Label books. Nobody buys the oversized Black Label books unless they are a big fan of the creators or the characters in said book.
Just read this! Big fan. I appreciate how Silvestri used a Batman who has all of the super technology at his disposal, but it’s nothing in the face of the actually-formidable villain.
I remember hanging out with Eric Basaldua years ago at a Wizard convention and he talked about how Marc has always wanted to do a Batman run. I enjoyed this issue but I felt like you it was a shortened issue. Also, I really appreciated the small bit of him having a joint foundation for the damage done by Batman and law enforcement(Which will probably be a plot point later)for instance he doesn’t turn a blind eye to it nor not monitoring it. Unlike SGM’s version where he’s a hyper thyroid dolt not seeing what’s happening under his nose from his actions and the police.
I don't know why anyone would complain about less talking heads in comics. This looks like an old school comic. I like the thought boxes. This issue proves readers and writers need thought balloons and boxes.
@@tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388 Like I stated I enjoyed it. I loved the art as a long time Marc Silvestri fan, it just felt short. Which maybe that is a good sign for wanting more. I like the thought balloons/boxes I just dislike the overly wordy dialogue nowadays. A lot comics are walls of text anymore. If i want to read a book I do, when I want to read a comic I want to enjoy great art and escapism storytelling.
@@GartheKnightReturns I hate how they are trying to do TV in comics. I'm not much of a TV watcher. Though now I'm watching the Netflix Transformers animated series. It's cool after they leave Cybertron. Optimus Prime is awesome in it. Transformers in space works very well.
This felt like a very “Core Batman” depiction of Batman. Like watching BTAS it felt very right, and I didn’t have to question if anything was out of character.
This book is what detective comics should be . It’s ground level , has all the characters acting they way they are supposed to , there is mystery and get this , Batman man being a Detective ! The current run on detective comics doesn’t even feel like a Batman story imo , this is what detective comics should feel like imo . Glad you liked it Wes .
@@tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388 well done internal monologue is one of the best things about comics imo . It’s amazing that Silverstri can draw the way he does , and write this way as well , God damn . This is the first comic in a while I actually read twice in one day .
@@oldmandavid7944 Silvestri always was amazing and underrated, going back to X-Men in the later 80s and his Image art. This issue proves we need thought balloons and boxes back. Superhero comics declined without them. It also proves Batman's characterization derailed years ago. This is Batman, or the Frank Miller style one we loved. He isn't Professor X. (Not a fan of the belt though.)
@@tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388 yeah the belt is a different , I kinda with he had the trunks too , I know the trunks in “ reality “ is weird , but I art it give his design balance . Without them he feels a little naked I think . Luckily , the art all around is insanely good . I feel I need to go back and look at more of his work .
Just got #2 today. Bought Batman & The Joker: The Deadly Duo #1 last month, probably the first DC comic I've bought in nearly 30 years. I was VERY impressed. Brilliant artwork PLUS a great story and excellent dialogue, definite rarities for a modern comic book!
I'm not usually a Silvestri fan but I thought the issue was fantastic. I read this digitally but I'm waiting for a collected edition, hopefully over-sized, to physically own . The latest Zdarsky issue of Batman is truly awesome as well.
If you just stare at the pages you'll find all sorts of cool stuff. One of the really small panels has a dumpster in the corner that says Clark Kent is Superman. This book was fun.
Good review. I liked this one, too. Have you considered reviewing the Merc books, or is that kind of a conflict of interest? Just curious, because they're a lot of fun and I don't see much talk about them online.
Since I didn't know Silvestri as a writer, I was holding off on this one for the final review, and if the reviews were good then I'd get the trade. Glad to hear your review of his writing, now just waiting to see if he sticks the ending. (I'm also kind of burned out on the Joker right now, so maybe I'll be ready for him again if I wait.)
Was really thinking about skipping this due to Batman fatigue and this being black label. But saw all the recommendations and had to go out and check it out. Very glad I did, great read. That said this should be the type of story we get out of detective. Everything hit hard and the art is fantastic.
Hmmm, this video sold me on this. I’m going to go pick this up tonight after work if I can find it. You’re right the art is superb. Sounds interesting. Thanks for the recommendation wes
Thanks Wes. I’m going to go pick this up. My plan was to wait a month for it to come onto DC Infinite as I wasn’t sure how Silvestri’s writing would be, but you’ve got me sold on it 👍
Its been a long time Ive seen Silvestri being remotely himself, I can only hope this reignites his creative flame again to fix Top Cow. I bought it tonight and as you said it aint perfect, but it gave me the feeling again I was actually reading a DC comic again. DC still has a lot to proof to my opinion, a swallow doesn't make a summer.
I thought this weeks issue of batman was better but i still enjoyed this comic. It just read too fast and feels like it takes place 10 years ago, like this story takes place after hush and before Damian.
This looks metal and like an old school Batman comic (pre-Morrison and Infinite Crisis), though I hate Batman's belt. The Joker story I want to see is where Batman throws him off a bridge. Lame, annoying villain. I love the thought boxes and inner monologue. This issue proves readers and writers need thought balloons and boxes and Batman's characterization derailed years ago. He isn't Professor X and Superman.
Very surprised by this. I knew it would look great, but Silvestri’s got a good flair for dialogue and pacing, something that McFarlane’s always struggled with. I’m only familiar with his Plotting Cyberforce with his brother. Has he written anything else?
My big takeaway was Marc actually reads comics. Something I fail at expressing is, the character has to sound right. That's hard to nail down. And there are different interpretations, that's fine. Say Hal Jordan and Daredevil are fearless, but they are very different. Focus on that. Zack reviewed a DD comic a few days ago that Dennis O'Neil wrote Wolverine. And apparently it just sounded wrong. I got that. Dennis, for all his virtues, didn't understand darker characters. His Green Arrow was a jerk. But somehow that was fine. His Question was much more interesting. I think it was autobiographical in a way. Maybe cathartic. There was a short lived series of the Creeper where Batman is driving in a storm to go to Arkham. He thinks about the weight of his car, the handling, grip of the tires and water physics. You realize Batman doesn't like not being in full control. And subtlety is, that's the Creeper. Batman has one text bubble.He says "I hate the rain." They always say show don't tell, but this is both.
Thankfully we have Mr. Silvestri and Alex Ross to due justice to iconic comic book characters. The crap that's put out today has completely turned me off on modern comics. I can't wait to read and enjoy Batman again
I expected nothing of this (Silvestri writing, another Joker story and a team up with Batman similar to what's happening in Beyong White Knight) but it was good.
The art was very good although I wish Silvestri has a different inker instead of doing the inks himself. There are too many lines and sometimes it seems a bit messy. Nevertheless, the art is over heads above most of today's artist. The writing is very good and better than the hacks pretending as writers. This is a very enjoyable issue and I agree it feels a bit short. Maybe because I am enjoying it so much I want more immediately.
I like Marc Silvestri's art, but I'm just not wanting to read another Batman story. I don't care if the writing is good or not. I'm sick and tired of Batman. I'm done with DC just like I'm done with Marvel.
Honestly the elseworld Batman stories are better than the current ones. Yes bring Alfred back, bring back billionaire Bruce Wayne with cool gadgets. No more simp Batman.
Why can’t they just give him thought balloons? Why do they always have to frame it like that? That’s why I love manga, lots of thought balloons, Spy X Family is probably 35% - 40% though balloons, you can do just so much more when the person is talking to themselves.
This is the FIRST DC Comic I have bought in 2 years or more. BECAUSE it is Black Label and has NOTHING TO DO with the CURRENT DC timeline. I will not buy new ongoing DC Comics UNTIL DC reboots and ERASES ALL of Rebirth, the good & bad. Take DC Comics back to Flashpoint and START OVER! BUT Fire EVERYBODY first. The editors & writers.
This wasn’t that good maybe a few more issues even after reading it i already forgot about the plot something about Harley being imprisoned somewhere a vampire joker killing people and real Joker is forcing Batman to work with him or someone dies something like that but it was very forgettable
anyone else noticing the toll these asshole comic "creators" are having on Wes? the grey in his beard/hair is creeping along at a pace that almost makes you think that it's alive.
Dont you remember? Batman isnt the best detective anymore, they gave that title to that new black green lantern lady, the one with the douche bag hair lmao
No. Sorry but we need less Batman not more. The character is stretched too thin and needs to go in hiatus. I am just so sick of Batman popping up everywhere he is boring. Frankly I think he has always been kinda boring and yet he gets more "respect" than bloody Superman?
Buddy your videos are either DC is dead and we shouldn't read comics or "go and read this comic it's fantastic." I don't understand this channel, is DC dead and terrible or not?
Silvestri is an INCREDIBLE artist
Yes, to bad he has been hidding himself for so long. I hope this will bring him back into the land of the living and bring Top Cow back on track.
A traditional superhero story, with the characters acting the way we know and love them, with a high-profile, proven artist??? Sounds crazy but it just might work.
This looks like an old school Batman comic, pre-Morrison.
Right?!!,I loved that they didn't try to destroy the characters like they haved been doing with most of them
It’s a bold strategy, Cotton.
You hit on something that I miss from the old Batman comics, Batman being a detective. He has too many gadgets and gizmos that give him the answers right away.
My expectations was super low going into this first issue because I'm pretty much burnt out from the Joker BUT I did enjoy it and it's good to see Silvestri again. The tone and the dialog and inner monologue of Batman really worked for me. Especially when he glided off the roof tops and flew over the cops. That got a good chuckle out of me. I hope this turns out to be good.
Joker is a lame villain, but this looks metal. I hate Batman's belt though. I love the inner monologue. Superhero comics declined after they stopped using thought balloons and boxes.
@@tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388 Yeah I agree with you on the belt design. I'm more of a pouches guy myself and not this flat design.
@@sarkastikleader4708 Why would he need or want a fancy flat belt??? And it emphasizes his crotch. At least he doesn't have the bulge they have been drawing on all the characters at DC. I like pouches for early Batman, but I prefer it when they look more modern.
The rest of the comic looks awesome and like a breath of fresh air though. It looks like an old school Batman comic before he was ruined by Morrison and King and others after Infinite Crisis in 2006. I don't think I bought a Batman comic after Dini's run in the 00s. I would buy this if I still went to the comic store. I love the thought boxes. We definately need them and thought balloons back.
@@tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388the joker is lame villain .what? 😂
DC subverted my expectations with this book, because it's really amazing! Image comics delivered the best DC comic this year.
After I read this, all I could think was "THIS is Batman!"
This looks sweet, maybe the first Batman comic in many years.
The current batman book is fantastic though, so yea theres that in which you dont seem to wanna hear. Yall like to pretend that woe is all, and everything sucks. But it doesnt.
@@jonathansoko1085 Why are you arguing points I'm not making? I didn't say anything about the current Batman run, just DC in general.
@@destro47 Get over it kiddo
It's a meh book 😒
The panel where Batman is hanging joker off the rooftop reminds me of the dark knight and Heath Ledger's last scene, wonder if it was a reference.
I don't feel like the issue went by too quickly. The amazing art forced me to sit on each page and just enjoy the details in every panel. This makes me want to go to back issues and find everything Marc Silvestri did on Batman. I love the characterization and dialogue for every character in this issue. Please bring back Alfred full-time in the present DC universe. There were even some really good jokes that Batman makes in the story (doing a gliding fly-by on the dirty cops even knocking one of their tupees off; the Batman/Joker spit hand shake). John Romita Jr. could learn a thing or two about how to add extra lines/shading on characters' faces from Marc Silvestri. From my perspective DC is knocking it out of the park this week with Batman 129, Batman & The Joker 1, and Poison Ivy 6. Even though they churn out many misses, I love it when DC comes out with some gem issues all in one week!
Alfred , is so important to Batman , I can’t believe they killed him off . I know this is comics and dead characters can comeback , I just think it works better when fantastic character s return in stead of grounded in reality characters . Having said that I am willing to accept Alfred’s return to the land of the living , he is just to important to the story .
agreed, i didnt fly through it either
Also, it is good to see that DC is learning their lesson about oversized Black Label books. Nobody buys the oversized Black Label books unless they are a big fan of the creators or the characters in said book.
I agree the size is dumb. This isn't 70s to 90s France.
Just read this! Big fan.
I appreciate how Silvestri used a Batman who has all of the super technology at his disposal, but it’s nothing in the face of the actually-formidable villain.
I remember hanging out with Eric Basaldua years ago at a Wizard convention and he talked about how Marc has always wanted to do a Batman run.
I enjoyed this issue but I felt like you it was a shortened issue. Also, I really appreciated the small bit of him having a joint foundation for the damage done by Batman and law enforcement(Which will probably be a plot point later)for instance he doesn’t turn a blind eye to it nor not monitoring it. Unlike SGM’s version where he’s a hyper thyroid dolt not seeing what’s happening under his nose from his actions and the police.
I don't know why anyone would complain about less talking heads in comics. This looks like an old school comic. I like the thought boxes. This issue proves readers and writers need thought balloons and boxes.
@@tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388 Like I stated I enjoyed it. I loved the art as a long time Marc Silvestri fan, it just felt short. Which maybe that is a good sign for wanting more. I like the thought balloons/boxes I just dislike the overly wordy dialogue nowadays. A lot comics are walls of text anymore. If i want to read a book I do, when I want to read a comic I want to enjoy great art and escapism storytelling.
@@GartheKnightReturns I hate how they are trying to do TV in comics. I'm not much of a TV watcher. Though now I'm watching the Netflix Transformers animated series. It's cool after they leave Cybertron. Optimus Prime is awesome in it. Transformers in space works very well.
I thought it was pretty good. The art was spectacular and I like how Marc's Batman felt methodical and precise. Very good stuff.
Don't forget the miniseries where bat man and joker teamed up a few years ago!!!
That's another one Wes.
Cheers mate.
This felt like a very “Core Batman” depiction of Batman. Like watching BTAS it felt very right, and I didn’t have to question if anything was out of character.
This book is what detective comics should be . It’s ground level , has all the characters acting they way they are supposed to , there is mystery and get this , Batman man being a Detective ! The current run on detective comics doesn’t even feel like a Batman story imo , this is what detective comics should feel like imo . Glad you liked it Wes .
This may be the first Batman story post-Infinite Crisis in 2006. Batman's inner monologue is cool.
@@tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388 well done internal monologue is one of the best things about comics imo . It’s amazing that Silverstri can draw the way he does , and write this way as well , God damn . This is the first comic in a while I actually read twice in one day .
@@oldmandavid7944 Silvestri always was amazing and underrated, going back to X-Men in the later 80s and his Image art. This issue proves we need thought balloons and boxes back. Superhero comics declined without them. It also proves Batman's characterization derailed years ago. This is Batman, or the Frank Miller style one we loved. He isn't Professor X. (Not a fan of the belt though.)
@@tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388 yeah the belt is a different , I kinda with he had the trunks too , I know the trunks in “ reality “ is weird , but I art it give his design balance . Without them he feels a little naked I think . Luckily , the art all around is insanely good . I feel I need to go back and look at more of his work .
@@oldmandavid7944 He used to be kind of like Bill Sienkiewicz (had to look up the spelling, so hard) in the 80s.
I'll definitely be picking this up when it comes out in a trade
Awesome book, can see story only getting better from here on.
Just got #2 today. Bought Batman & The Joker: The Deadly Duo #1 last month, probably the first DC comic I've bought in nearly 30 years. I was VERY impressed. Brilliant artwork PLUS a great story and excellent dialogue, definite rarities for a modern comic book!
100% agree! It was my pick of the week hands down. The full package here. And..a black label in standard size rather than the magazine size, love it.
I'm not usually a Silvestri fan but I thought the issue was fantastic. I read this digitally but I'm waiting for a collected edition, hopefully over-sized, to physically own . The latest Zdarsky issue of Batman is truly awesome as well.
It’s a great read! I love the villainess, Amanda Simms. I hope we’ll be seeing more of her in future episodes.
If you just stare at the pages you'll find all sorts of cool stuff. One of the really small panels has a dumpster in the corner that says Clark Kent is Superman. This book was fun.
Thanks for the info .I'll check this one out
Alittle different vibe when it’s a comic that’s fun to review. !
Good review. I liked this one, too. Have you considered reviewing the Merc books, or is that kind of a conflict of interest? Just curious, because they're a lot of fun and I don't see much talk about them online.
Thnx for the recomendation I loved it. Great story. Love the art.
Since I didn't know Silvestri as a writer, I was holding off on this one for the final review, and if the reviews were good then I'd get the trade. Glad to hear your review of his writing, now just waiting to see if he sticks the ending.
(I'm also kind of burned out on the Joker right now, so maybe I'll be ready for him again if I wait.)
Was really thinking about skipping this due to Batman fatigue and this being black label. But saw all the recommendations and had to go out and check it out. Very glad I did, great read. That said this should be the type of story we get out of detective. Everything hit hard and the art is fantastic.
You sold me on Batman/Superman which has not disappointed, and now I think I'll give this one a try too. Thanks for the spoiler free review.
Hmmm, this video sold me on this. I’m going to go pick this up tonight after work if I can find it. You’re right the art is superb. Sounds interesting. Thanks for the recommendation wes
Thanks Wes. I’m going to go pick this up. My plan was to wait a month for it to come onto DC Infinite as I wasn’t sure how Silvestri’s writing would be, but you’ve got me sold on it 👍
Love Black Label plus this looks good so I'm definitely giving it a read
@@DrakonR lol
Well, I’m glad it’s good for the fans.
Its been a long time Ive seen Silvestri being remotely himself, I can only hope this reignites his creative flame again to fix Top Cow. I bought it tonight and as you said it aint perfect, but it gave me the feeling again I was actually reading a DC comic again. DC still has a lot to proof to my opinion, a swallow doesn't make a summer.
I'm so sick of so many Batman titles having no connection at all! That being said I do want to read this
Omg... Don't get me wrong, the colors looks great but, I need a black & white version of this!!!!
Love the Zdarksy run, but as a single issue, Deadly Duo was better than Batman 129 this week
Great review!
I picked it up. Gritty. Dark.
I thought this weeks issue of batman was better but i still enjoyed this comic. It just read too fast and feels like it takes place 10 years ago, like this story takes place after hush and before Damian.
This looks metal and like an old school Batman comic (pre-Morrison and Infinite Crisis), though I hate Batman's belt. The Joker story I want to see is where Batman throws him off a bridge. Lame, annoying villain. I love the thought boxes and inner monologue. This issue proves readers and writers need thought balloons and boxes and Batman's characterization derailed years ago. He isn't Professor X and Superman.
I'm reading it too and so far so good👏
This is the #1 comic on my pick up list.
It looks great. I'll wait for a trade... or better yet, a BATMAN NOIR volume of this series. I'd rather look at this in black and white.
ooh awesome
I just read it! It's good! 😁👍🏻🦇
Very surprised by this. I knew it would look great, but Silvestri’s got a good flair for dialogue and pacing, something that McFarlane’s always struggled with. I’m only familiar with his Plotting Cyberforce with his brother. Has he written anything else?
Is it better than white knight?
My big takeaway was Marc actually reads comics. Something I fail at expressing is, the character has to sound right. That's hard to nail down. And there are different interpretations, that's fine. Say Hal Jordan and Daredevil are fearless, but they are very different. Focus on that. Zack reviewed a DD comic a few days ago that Dennis O'Neil wrote Wolverine. And apparently it just sounded wrong. I got that. Dennis, for all his virtues, didn't understand darker characters. His Green Arrow was a jerk. But somehow that was fine. His Question was much more interesting. I think it was autobiographical in a way. Maybe cathartic. There was a short lived series of the Creeper where Batman is driving in a storm to go to Arkham. He thinks about the weight of his car, the handling, grip of the tires and water physics. You realize Batman doesn't like not being in full control. And subtlety is, that's the Creeper. Batman has one text bubble.He says "I hate the rain." They always say show don't tell, but this is both.
Thankfully we have Mr. Silvestri and Alex Ross to due justice to iconic comic book characters. The crap that's put out today has completely turned me off on modern comics. I can't wait to read and enjoy Batman again
It was great, I think we have to recognize that he didint made a cringe, woke comic book or tried to push that agenda down our throats
Great review. Have you read Catwoman: Lonely City? If you have, what do you think?
I don't like the chapter pages. I missed the catwoman appearance when I first read the book .
I expected nothing of this (Silvestri writing, another Joker story and a team up with Batman similar to what's happening in Beyong White Knight) but it was good.
Not sure if you covered the next six episodes, but what's your thoughts on the series so far?
This comic is out of main Batman continuity?Because is a Black Label comic.
The art was very good although I wish Silvestri has a different inker instead of doing the inks himself. There are too many lines and sometimes it seems a bit messy. Nevertheless, the art is over heads above most of today's artist. The writing is very good and better than the hacks pretending as writers. This is a very enjoyable issue and I agree it feels a bit short. Maybe because I am enjoying it so much I want more immediately.
I loved the book, but I’m worried it won’t be successful because of the Batman saturation!
I like Marc Silvestri's art, but I'm just not wanting to read another Batman story. I don't care if the writing is good or not. I'm sick and tired of Batman. I'm done with DC just like I'm done with Marvel.
Uhm ok.
Honestly the elseworld Batman stories are better than the current ones. Yes bring Alfred back, bring back billionaire Bruce Wayne with cool gadgets. No more simp Batman.
Nice Batman Voice... its kinda Christian Bale ish... however I prefer the Val Kilmer Batman Voice!
☺
How about a Ben Affleck Batman voice. 😆
At first Ididn't like it... felt he copped out by using it... later on I thought it was kinda cute! 😆
Not for 5 dollars an issue, sorry but DC isn’t going to gouge me for more money.
Insane 😊
Why can’t they just give him thought balloons? Why do they always have to frame it like that? That’s why I love manga, lots of thought balloons, Spy X Family is probably 35% - 40% though balloons, you can do just so much more when the person is talking to themselves.
To make room in my budget for this book I dropped that Dark Knights of Steel crap
Worth it!
This is the FIRST DC Comic I have bought in 2 years or more.
BECAUSE it is Black Label and has NOTHING TO DO with the CURRENT DC timeline.
I will not buy new ongoing DC Comics UNTIL DC reboots and ERASES ALL of Rebirth, the good & bad.
Take DC Comics back to Flashpoint and START OVER!
BUT Fire EVERYBODY first. The editors & writers.
There are too many Batman ones. There is even another Joker one. It ruins this one. DC is their own competition
Its my belief that Silvestri at his best is better than Jim Lee
This wasn’t that good maybe a few more issues even after reading it i already forgot about the plot something about Harley being imprisoned somewhere a vampire joker killing people and real Joker is forcing Batman to work with him or someone dies something like that but it was very forgettable
anyone else noticing the toll these asshole comic "creators" are having on Wes?
the grey in his beard/hair is creeping along at a pace that almost makes you think that it's alive.
Marc needed just a little bit of help on the writing in the beginning but other than that it was good. Marc still sucks at drawing vehicles though lol
Waiting for your catwoman lonely city review
That shit ain’t worth reviewing
Dont you remember? Batman isnt the best detective anymore, they gave that title to that new black green lantern lady, the one with the douche bag hair lmao
Um….it’s not that good
No. Sorry but we need less Batman not more. The character is stretched too thin and needs to go in hiatus. I am just so sick of Batman popping up everywhere he is boring. Frankly I think he has always been kinda boring and yet he gets more "respect" than bloody Superman?
Buddy your videos are either DC is dead and we shouldn't read comics or "go and read this comic it's fantastic." I don't understand this channel, is DC dead and terrible or not?
It’s mostly dead outside of Batman related titles.
@@DrakonR So DC is dying but also there are good comics . Got it.
No