Batman: Ego1 review Darwyn Cooke DC Comics, 2000 There's that crazy Wayne again OK, Bruce Wayne is obsessed. There is no other explanation for his relentless, cold-hearted pursuit of justice as the Batman. But he isn't insane. Darwyn Cooke, in "Ego," gives us a Bruce Wayne who is still new in his role as vigilante. He is insecure, which is a side of Wayne rarely seen ...             Batman: No Man's Land, Vol. 44 reviews Greg Rucka DC Comics, 2000 THIS BOOK IS MY GOD + Someone hired Bane to ripen Gotham for the taking- + His name is Bane, and he's back + Cliff hanging filler             Batman: Knightfall, Part Two: Who Rules the Night48 reviews Doug Moench, Chuck Dixon, ... DC Comics, 1993 By Far the Best Part of the Series + The Bat is Broken + Off to a good start Like most triologies, the biggest character twists and best action sequences occur in Part II of Knightsend. The transition of John Paul Valley into the mantle of the Bat goes through a logical and compelling progression. Batman #500, the final volume in this book, was on of the first Batman comics ...             Batman: Knightfall, Part One: Broken Bat48 reviews Doug Moench, Chuck Dixon DC Comics, 1993 By Far the Best Part of the Series + The Bat is Broken + Off to a good start Like most triologies, the biggest character twists and best action sequences occur in Part II of Knightsend. The transition of John Paul Valley into the mantle of the Bat goes through a logical and compelling progression. Batman #500, the final volume in this book, was on of the first Batman comics ...             Nightwing: Year One (Batman)11 reviews Chuck Dixon, Scott Beatty DC Comics, 2005 Great story, Great characters, Great adventure! GREAT! + How all Year One stories should be + coming of age + Good way to start nightwing series             Batman: A Death in the Family50 reviews Jim Starlin, Jim Aparo, ... DC Comics, 1995 Another Batman Classic! + An Excellent Tale of a Caped Crusader, a Boy Wonder, and a Man Who Laughs. + Excellent story line + Graphic SF Reader             Batman: Contagion10 reviews Chuck Dixon, Doug Moench, ... DC Comics, 1996 Sorry, I have to nitpick... + A good storyline similar to "No Man's Land" Well, first I have to start by saying that this is one of my favorite Batman storylines ever. I love the number of characters it brings together, including a few unexpected alliances. But maybe it's because I like it so much that I feel the need to do a little nitpicking. Okay, so here's this ...             Batman: Hush, Vol. 233 reviews Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee DC Comics, 2004 Captivating + A great story an excellent art + volume two I actually purched this while in Prague, Czech Republic. No I can't read Czech, but I like to pic up comics in other languages. Some like postcards, I like comics. Well after just going through the artwork, I was determined to get the English version and read what was going on. The storyline is ...             Batman: No Man's Land, Vol. 142 reviews Bob Gale, Devin Grayson DC Comics, 1999 One of the Best Batman Tales + Batman: "I have to relearn how to get around in this town." + A True Epic + good Batman trade but I could use a little more Batman in the story + Great read             Batman: Bruce Wayne - Fugitive, Vol. 29 reviews Greg Rucka, Devin Grayson DC Comics, 2003 Detection at its' best + Graphic SF Reader This second installment of the four part "Bruce Wayne" saga centers on everybody but him. Babs, Dick, Tim, and Cassandra put on their thinking caps while trying to figure out what in the world actually happened that fateful and tragic night, and as they would eventually learn, the weeks leading up ...             Batman: No Man's Land, Vol. 56 reviews Devin Grayson, Greg Rucka DC Comics, 2001 This book set the chain of dark comic books, i loved it + Gotham redeemed... + Great final chapter of epic saga + The gripping conclusion             Batman: No Man's Land, Vol. 28 reviews Greg Rucka, Bob Gale, ... DC Comics, 2000 Gotham in ruins + Batman: "It's not working... I was away too long." + Great Read!! This is the second volume of the No Man's Land story, where Gotham lies in ruins, cut off from the outside world, battled over by gangs (including the police), and Batman and his team fight for the good of Gotham. It's a gripping storyline.             Batman: Bruce Wayne - Murderer?14 reviews Ed Brubaker, Greg Rucka DC Comics, 2002 Did he do it? + Bruce Wayne's Internal Struggle of Identity + Graphic SF Reader + You will have to read the rest! + spotty, but worth getting             Batman: Cataclysm (Prelude to No Man's Land)13 reviews Chuck Dixon DC Comics, 1999 C A T A C L Y S M ! + prelude to No Man's Land + Well put together + bring down Gotham + Interesting comic book, with a few flaws.             Batman: Year One102 reviews Frank Miller, David Mazzucchelli DC Comics, 1997 Spectasmagorical + Wonderful Seller! In perfect condition! + GREAT + Masterpiece             Batman: Under the Hood, Vol. 118 reviews Judd Winick DC Comics, 2005 One more great Bat-book *WARNING* Spoilers + A ghost from the past + Good for catch up! + Surprised Me             Batman: Knightfall, Part Three: KnightsEnd18 reviews Chuck Dixon, Doug Moench, ... DC Comics, 1995 A Decent End to a Great Series + Great Story! + Excellent Story Part III, which details Bruce Wayne's comeback and his efforts to take the mantle of Batman back from a renegade John Paul Valley. Unfortunately, Part III picks up at issue Batman #506, which creates a sizable hole between parts II and III, especially since in the interim J.V.P. lets two men die, ...             Robin: A Hero Reborn8 reviews Alan Grant, Chuck Dixon DC Comics, 1998 More Chuck Dixon magic + Tim Drake earns the mantle of Robin and our respect + Incredible + Reborn Works Well + Meet the new Robin!!             Batman: Bruce Wayne - Fugitive, Vol. 19 reviews Ed Brubaker, Chuck Dixon, ... DC Comics, 2002 Detection at its' best + Graphic SF Reader This second installment of the four part "Bruce Wayne" saga centers on everybody but him. Babs, Dick, Tim, and Cassandra put on their thinking caps while trying to figure out what in the world actually happened that fateful and tragic night, and as they would eventually learn, the weeks leading up ...             Batman: Under the Hood, Vol. 28 reviews Judd Winick DC Comics, 2006 The art is good, however... + Good for catching up! Batman: Under the Hood 2 is overall a good item. It follows the events after the first volume in which it is revealed that the second Robin, Jason Todd, is still alive. This Red Hood is a vigilante who is willing to kill criminals. Batman must confront inner demons of guilt and try to stop ...