Post by All Star Batman on Apr 1, 2009 17:08:11 GMT -5
I just noticed this on DC's early November solicits page:
ABSOLUTE GRANT MORRISON’S BATMAN
Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Andy Kubert, John Van Fleet, Jesse Delperdang, J.H. Williams III, Tony Daniel, Jonathan Glapion, Sandu Florea, and Doug Mahnke; Cover by Tony Daniel
Since 2006, writer Grant Morrison (ALL STAR SUPERMAN) has put Batman through tales that made the fans think differently about the character. Now you can relive his entire acclaimed run in one exciting volume collecting BATMAN #655-658, 663-669, and 672-683, including exerts from FINAL CRISIS #6-7, detailing the final fate of the Caped Crusader!
Relive the debut of the son of the Dark Knight, the Three Ghosts, and the life-changing final confrontation with the mysterious Black Glove!
Bonus materials include a foreword by Morrison himself and the script to BATMAN #681, the conclusion of R.I.P!
Batman | 584pg. | Color | Oversized Hardcover | $99.99
On sale November 11, 2009
This is probably a good idea since alot of people complained during RIP that nothing made sense because they had to read all of Morrison's run.
ABSOLUTE GRANT MORRISON’S BATMAN
Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Andy Kubert, John Van Fleet, Jesse Delperdang, J.H. Williams III, Tony Daniel, Jonathan Glapion, Sandu Florea, and Doug Mahnke; Cover by Tony Daniel
Since 2006, writer Grant Morrison (ALL STAR SUPERMAN) has put Batman through tales that made the fans think differently about the character. Now you can relive his entire acclaimed run in one exciting volume collecting BATMAN #655-658, 663-669, and 672-683, including exerts from FINAL CRISIS #6-7, detailing the final fate of the Caped Crusader!
Relive the debut of the son of the Dark Knight, the Three Ghosts, and the life-changing final confrontation with the mysterious Black Glove!
Bonus materials include a foreword by Morrison himself and the script to BATMAN #681, the conclusion of R.I.P!
Batman | 584pg. | Color | Oversized Hardcover | $99.99
On sale November 11, 2009
This is probably a good idea since alot of people complained during RIP that nothing made sense because they had to read all of Morrison's run.
