Batman: Arkham City: End Game #1

7.8

Critic Rating

2 Reviews
7.5

User Rating

3 Reviews
Writer Derek Fridolfs
Artist Jason Shawn Alexander

This special, epic story follows events from the conclusion of the Arkham City video game and leads into the much-anticipated Harley Quinn DLC (downloadable content). Batman's greatest foe is dead, but why is the Dark Knight so troubled? Past and present conflicts are explored in this six-chapter weekly series.

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  • 8.0

    Comic Vine - Tony 'G-Man' Guerrero

    May 25, 2012

    Comic fans may be on the fence when it comes to digital comics but there's no denying the quality you get with the 'digital first' comics from DC. END GAME offers a continuation of the story from the Arkham City videogame. The best thing is having Derek Fridolfs on the title since he's been involved with the ARKHAM UNHINGED digital series. Jason Shawn Alexander's art is really nice but doesn't quite fit in with the Arkham City vibe from the game. It's a little grittier but still looks great, especially with Lee Loughridge's colors. This six part weekly series will only cost you $0.99. If you've been hungering for more of the story after finishing the game and plan on playing the Harley Quinn's Revenge DLC, you'll get a kick out of reading this. Read Full Review

  • 7.5

    Batman-News - Andrew Asberry

    Nov 14, 2012

    This was a good read and made a damn fine epilogue to the Arkham City video game. However, those who haven't played the game should steer clear of this, as it is something that only the initiated will enjoy. Another great detriment to this book is its $7 dollar price tag which, even though I enjoyed the book, still feels Read Full Review

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  • jackyrileap

    Aug 18, 2026

    i like how this casino royale adaptation keeps bond’s cool, methodical vibe while still moving at a brisk pace. dennis calero’s art sells the tension at the table better than i expected for a 1-issue graphic novel. funny thing, the baccarat bits made me think of a friend who kept pasting https://livedealerindia.com/ into chats, and it got annoying fast. i’ve also seen similar spam with https://livemegaball.com/ on other threads, which is a weird derail when we’re talking comics. at least this book doesn’t glamorize the gambling as much as those sites try to. total tangent, but i was decompressing after reading with an ice fishing minigame at more

  • 9.0

    AurelQ

    Dec 04, 2023

  • 8.0

    ryaleus

    Jul 08, 2019

  • 5.5

    VirusVenom

    Feb 02, 2022

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