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: Arkham Asylum50 reviews Grant Morrison DC Comics, 1997 Poetic + Cleaver comic noir, eerie poetic mystery. First founded in the 1920s following the death of his insane mother, Amadeus Arkham converted his late mother's house into a mental institution, knowing little that he had set in motion a chain of events of horrific consequence and bizarre circumstance. Years later, the asylum had become a living ...             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: The Killing Joke179 reviews Alan Moore DC Comics, 1995 Great and entertaining + Alan Moore Does it Right, and Bolland Art Revision is Amazing + Great Book This is a great book indeed.It really shows a side to comics that alot of people dont see everyday in their local stores and tv shows.Only thing I found dissapointing was the fact that the book was not long enough.Im the kind of person where when I start to get lost into the story,I cant get ...             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.             Robin: Flying Solo (Robin)1 review Chuck Dixon DC Comics, 2000 Dixon's Writing Makes this Great There was a period when nearly everything coming out of the Batcave was well-written, with amazing art, and solid continuity. This was largely due to the fact that Chuck Dixon was writing everything, making for a more cohesive Bat-Universe than when the books are written by committee. Of course, ...             Batman: Sword of Azrael (Prelude to Knightfall)9 reviews Dennis O'Neil DC Comics, 1993 Batman Saved + A Fascinating Saga Believe the 5 star reviews, this is an incredible book. The artwork is some of the best. So many comics have expressionistic style drawings, this one is drawn the way, as Joe Queseda says in his introduction, that makes a comic a collectible. The story is very good; Azrael is an interesting ...             Batman: The Many Deaths of the Batman2 reviews John Byrne DC Comics, 1992 Byrne & Aparo - They Are Good! The only other review for this book has it rated at two stars so I felt there was a bit of balance needed here. The Many Deaths of Batman was a three issue mini-series of Batman published in the late eighties. Written by John Byrne and drawn by Jim Aparo, clearly this is no average Batman story. ...             Batman: Prodigal (Batman)10 reviews DC Comics DC Comics, 1998 dick grayson rules! + Another Batman! + the boywonder comes of age + This is an excellent book!             JLA Vol. 4: Strength in Numbers8 reviews Grant Morrison, Mark Waid, ... DC Comics, 1998 The JLA reformed and stronger than ever + The team fills in + Graphic SF Reader + Some great opponents, two many JLAers + The best so far...             Batman: Legacy (Robin) (Nightwing) (Catwoman) (DC Comics)3 reviews Alan Grant, Doug Moench, ... DC Comics, 1997 The Dark Virus RETURNS + Not as choppy as Contagion but still has its flaws + Wrong book. Ras Al Guhl plans to unless a deadly virus upon the world...and only Batman, Robin, Catwoman, and Nightwing can stop him! Awesome artwork and plot line.             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, ...             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: 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 ...             Batman: Ten Nights of the Beast5 reviews Jim Starlin DC Comics, 1994 The Batman at his best! + Graphic SF Reader + BATTLE ROYAL FOR 80S GOTHAM + Batman in the Cold War. + An excellent Cold War story.             Joker: The Devil's Advocate (Joker)6 reviews Chuck Dixon, Graham Nolan Dc Comics, 1996 One of the best self-contained Batman-related stories + The Joker at his best + One of Chuck Dixon's best works + How far will Batman go for justice?             Nightwing Vol. 3: Love and Bullets4 reviews Chuck Dixon DC Comics, 2000 Modern superheroes at their best! + Lot of transitions + Nice book Nightwing is one of the best monthly books out there. This third volume collects some memorable stories, when Dixon and McDaniel were really hitting their stride. Dixon portrays Nightwing as the very definition of a hero, while McDaniel's artwork is both moody and frantic. While this wonderful ...             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: Birth of the Demon1 review Dennis O'Neil DC Comics, 1992 One of the greatest Batman stories of all. Birth of the Demon is possibly the greatest Ra's Al Ghul story of all time, and certainly the best post-crisis tale featuring him. Batman has discovered a way to use Ley lines to find out where Ra's will have to dig his Lazarus Pits, which are responsible for his prolonged life. This leads to an ...             Nightwing & Huntress5 reviews Devin Grayson DC Comics, 2004 A Great Crime Story People are making way too much out of this book's implication that Nightwing and Huntress "hook up." I bought this book because I like these characters, but was bracing myself for some tasteless love-tripe. The situation is barely in the book! Here it is: --------------------------------------- ...