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Post by All Star Batman on Oct 21, 2008 20:32:08 GMT -5
So, which one?
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Post by IamI on Oct 21, 2008 20:40:00 GMT -5
The one where he takes vengence out on a certain DC staff writer.
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Post by jlavaia on Oct 21, 2008 22:22:31 GMT -5
The one where he takes vengence out on a certain DC staff writer. lol. i second that. |
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Post by jimbobcarl on Oct 22, 2008 14:09:36 GMT -5
If you all are talking about Morrison, I agree.
HOWEVER, IF Bruce is going "away", hopefully Richard Grayson will become the Bat!
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Post by Batlaw on Oct 22, 2008 18:39:07 GMT -5
Someone bring me up to speed... whats the premise for "Last Days of Gotham"? Cant say Ive heard of it yet.
I am looking forward to Kevin Smiths return to writing comics and have faith the story will be entertaining if not good, but Im leary about the art.
Because R.I.P has left me so cold, im not exactly excited for its followup at this stage.
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Post by jlavaia on Oct 22, 2008 23:39:47 GMT -5
Someone bring me up to speed... whats the premise for "Last Days of Gotham"? Cant say Ive heard of it yet. I am looking forward to Kevin Smiths return to writing comics and have faith the story will be entertaining if not good, but Im leary about the art. Because R.I.P has left me so cold, im not exactly excited for its followup at this stage. "Last Days of Gotham" is a 2 part arc that will take place in Detective Comics. its only big because Denny O'Neill is writing the story. Cacaphony could be good due to Smith. the only problems i see are only 1 issue coming out and the series never being finished, like some of Smith's other stuff. the second thing is that its set to feature Onamonapeia as the villain. i have no problem with that, but why have a series featuring Batman facing a Green Arrow villain when he can easily face one of his own villains that hasnt appeared in awhile? |
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Post by Dorian Mimes on Oct 23, 2008 17:53:55 GMT -5
Someone bring me up to speed... whats the premise for "Last Days of Gotham"? Cant say Ive heard of it yet. I am looking forward to Kevin Smiths return to writing comics and have faith the story will be entertaining if not good, but Im leary about the art. Because R.I.P has left me so cold, im not exactly excited for its followup at this stage. "Last Days of Gotham" is a 2 part arc that will take place in Detective Comics. its only big because Denny O'Neill is writing the story. Cacaphony could be good due to Smith. the only problems i see are only 1 issue coming out and the series never being finished, like some of Smith's other stuff. the second thing is that its set to feature Onamonapeia as the villain. i have no problem with that, but why have a series featuring Batman facing a Green Arrow villain when he can easily face one of his own villains that hasnt appeared in awhile? I think you guys pretty much summed up my feelings about Cacophony and RIP. Not excited about RIP, period, but I'll continue to read it. And Cacophony - why not MORE MAD HATTER?! Lmao! As for Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader - deliberate reference to Alan Moore and Curt Swan's "Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?". Sounds HELLA COOL BEANS! |
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Post by batman1973 on Oct 24, 2008 7:43:33 GMT -5
The one where he takes vengence out on a certain DC staff writer. I third that. |
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Post by All Star Batman on Oct 25, 2008 19:28:13 GMT -5
Someone bring me up to speed... whats the premise for "Last Days of Gotham"? Cant say Ive heard of it yet. I am looking forward to Kevin Smiths return to writing comics and have faith the story will be entertaining if not good, but Im leary about the art. Because R.I.P has left me so cold, im not exactly excited for its followup at this stage. "Last Days of Gotham" is a 2 part arc that will take place in Detective Comics. its only big because Denny O'Neill is writing the story. Cacaphony could be good due to Smith. the only problems i see are only 1 issue coming out and the series never being finished, like some of Smith's other stuff. the second thing is that its set to feature Onamonapeia as the villain. i have no problem with that, but why have a series featuring Batman facing a Green Arrow villain when he can easily face one of his own villains that hasnt appeared in awhile? Correction: Last Days of Gotham is a 2-part crossover with Detective and Batman. |
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