Batman and the Mad Monk5 reviews Matt Wagner DC Comics, 2007 Wagner has me hooked + Graphic SF Reader + An OK book + BATMAN NOIR             Superman/Batman Vol. 1: Public Enemies34 reviews Jeph Loeb DC Comics, 2005 Excellent First Volume of the Superman/Batman Series + Superman/Batman Vol. 1: Public Enemies + Characters Over Plot + Great Start To One of My Favorite Series             Batman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told, Vol. 12 reviews Bob Kane, Bill Finger DC Comics, 2005 A must have for Batman and comics fans This collection of Batman stories is great! Each of the stories showcased in this collection is from a different era in Batman's history... and they are all fun to read and admire. My personal favorite in this collection is O'Neil/Adams' "The Joker's Five Way Revenge," perhaps because it is from ...             Batman: Hush, Vol. 155 reviews Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee DC Comics, 2004 Beautiful Story + Batman gives us some twists and turns + batman hush + good stuff             Batman: Secrets of the Batcave5 reviews Bob Kane, Bill Finger, ... DC Comics, 2007 The Editorial Review For This Is Wrong + Want to know where He got those wonderful toys? + Want to know?!!!?!? + Batman: Secrets of the Batcave details             Batman: The Resurrection of Ra's Al Ghul7 reviews Grant Morrison, Paul Dini DC Comics, 2008 Father-Son Relationships (spoilers) While the events of this graphic novel depict the return of Ra's Al Ghul to the land of the living, I noticed that the real theme of the story was about the relationship between a son and his father. Batman and his two adopted children, Tim Drake (the 3rd Robin) and Dick Grayson (Nightwing), join ...             Batman: Year One Hundred18 reviews Paul Pope DC Comics, 2007 Brilliant. The negative reviews don't "get it" + A Hundred Years and Running + Fabulous Artwork This is not a book about a millionaire's exploits as a masked vigilante. Anyone who begins this book expecting something like Dark Knight Returns or your typical Batman story is looking at the book from the wrong perspective. What we have here is an amazing portrayal of the Batman as an ideal. A ...             Showcase Presents: Batman, Vol. 14 reviews Gardner Fox, Ed Herron, ... DC Comics, 2006 A NEW BATMAN FOR THE 60'S! + great stories but i wish they were in color + Holy Batman! This is a great buy! + Campy Capers and the Caped Crusaders!             Batman: The Killing Joke163 reviews Alan Moore, Brian Bolland DC Comics, 2008 The Joke's on Me + The Killing Joke is the Killer Graphic Novel + If you're a fan of the Joker, you'll LOVE it!!! + Joker Rules             All-Star Batman & Robin, The Boy Wonder, Vol. 129 reviews Frank Miller DC Comics, 2008 Brave New DC Universe + Love It or Hate It, But Don't Ignore It After reading all the negative reviews on this series, I was surprised at how much I loved it. I'm referring to the hardbound graphic novel which contains the first 9 (?) issues. Granted the language in it was over the top - how many times can you take the Lord's name in vain in one paragraph? - ...             The Essential Batman Encyclopedia5 reviews Robert Greenberger Del Rey, 2008 A triumph... + Awesome + Very Positive review From [...] + Essential but not ultimate             Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity16 reviews Matt Wagner DC Comics, 2005 An excellent team up + Graphic SF Reader Trinity tells the tale of Batman and Superman's first encounter with Wonder Woman. The villains they must unite against are Ra's Al Ghul, with the assistance of Bizzaro and one of Wonder Woman's fellow Amazons. Sometimes when too many heroes are put in a story together, the characters fight ...             Batman: Detective8 reviews Paul Dini, Royal McGraw DC Comics, 2007 Batman back to Basics. + Blast from the past + Paul Dini strikes Gold! This is a collection of stories from the "One Year Later" portion of DC's continuity. The collection contains 6 separate story's from the pages of Detective Comics. What makes this book special is that you don't need to have read the last 10 years of DC TPBs to fully understand and enjoy the ...             Batman: A Death in the Family49 reviews Jim Starlin, Jim Aparo, ... DC Comics, 1995 Another Batman Classic! + Excellent story line + Graphic SF Reader + A pivotal moment in the Batman mythos             Batman: Year Two: Fear The Reaper14 reviews Mike W Barr DC Comics, 2002 Graphic SF Reader A tale where the interest is in the unmasking of the antagonist, who is of the Foolkiller variety. Batman, a little bit further into his career than in Year One (naturally) is up against an extremely formidable opponent, and he must find out his secret before it is too late. Otherwise, death will ...             The Forensic Files of Batman8 reviews Doug Moench IBooks, Inc., 2005 Makes Batman come to life in a whole new way + Super Reader + Great book when it isn't a text book + As if written by the Batman.... + Great, but unconventional Batman book...             Batman: Gothic13 reviews Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2007 Gotham goes to hell + Graphic SF Reader + Long live Klaus Janson!!! Comic visionary Grant Morrison (The Filth, JLA, New X-Men; c'mon already, you know the list) came up with this Batman tale, taking place in Bruce Wayne's early part of his career as Batman. Gothic follows Batman investigating just who is picking off mobsters in Gotham City, one of which claims ...             Batman: Hush, Vol. 232 reviews Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee DC Comics, 2004 volume two + A great story an excellent art Volume two concludes a great story from Loeb (Superman for All Seasons, Batman: The Long Halloween and Dark Victory, Catwoman: When in Rome, and Superman/Batman: Absolute Power).             Batman and Son20 reviews Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2007 Just part of the story... + BET MY LIFE ON IT!!!!!!!! This collection includes two storylines, or more like one and a half, which were originally released in the Batman comic series. The first storyline is about Batman discovering he has a son, and the second one is about Batman discovering and going up against two evil Batman impostors. Then there ...             Batman: The Sunday Classics 1943-19461 review Sterling, 2007 BATMAN'S FORGOTTEN CLASSICS The 1940's weren't just the golden age for comic books they were also the golden age for newspapers. Still several years before television would become prevalent, newspapers would be the primary way American's got their daily news as millions of copies were sold each day. And of course, inside ...