batman reviewed Batman #44 Sep 21, 2015
Great issue like usually. Story is combination of Snyder and Azzarelo. And you know these writers are pretty much great. Art is really pretty. Jock's art is better when comic write Scott. Complex story, great idea, but i think Snyder can be more critic to society. Some thinks are only to comics, but i like this style. It's not very complicated story, but the idea is remakable.
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Its the origin of new villain Mr. Bloom! In a tale from Bruce Waynes past, Batman must investigate a vicious crime in the shadowy area of Gotham City known as the Narrows. Dont miss this special issue illustrated by superstar artist Jock (Wytches, GREEN ARROW YEAR ONE)!
batman added Batman (2011) to their pull list Sep 21, 2015
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batman added The Fade Out to their pull list Sep 21, 2015
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