BATMAN #659 is on stands tomorrow, Wednesday, November 29.
Having actually not botched it with "Batman and Son" Morrison now brings back the Joker...
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You must be proud, bold, pleasant, resolute,
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
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Re: Morrison's Batman
Kit wrote:BATMAN #659 is on stands tomorrow, Wednesday, November 29.
Having actually not botched it with "Batman and Son" Morrison now brings back the Joker...
since you bring it up and seem to endorse it how was the Bat/son thing?
maybe a brief overview or something.
THAT was for my MOM, you Son of a B!TCh!!! -Dean Winchester
It's discussed in some detail in the thread i linked to. Short version: his son by Talia is given into his custody. The kid wants to be Bruce's partner. Talia has an exotic scheme. Bruce foils. Talia and kid should be dead at the end, but as Talia puts it, "the first thing my father did was teach me how to escape from certain death" It was fun and cool.
Now, he's bringing back the Joker.
Now, he's bringing back the Joker.
You must be proud, bold, pleasant, resolute,
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
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Re: Morrison's Batman
EL wrote:Kit wrote:BATMAN #659 is on stands tomorrow, Wednesday, November 29.
Having actually not botched it with "Batman and Son" Morrison now brings back the Joker...
since you bring it up and seem to endorse it how was the Bat/son thing?
maybe a brief overview or something.
At first, Morrison said he was gonna kill off the kid at the end of the arc, but he really enjoyed the character and the drama of the situation that he left the "no bodies found" out.
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Son of the Demon is cannon now?
I don't know, part of me likes the idea of Batman giving up all aspects of a normal life, including children of his own, for his cause. It heightens the bond between him and the rest of his crew.
But part of me likes the thought that, eventually, he might get to be happy.
With Selina, of course.
I don't know, part of me likes the idea of Batman giving up all aspects of a normal life, including children of his own, for his cause. It heightens the bond between him and the rest of his crew.
But part of me likes the thought that, eventually, he might get to be happy.
With Selina, of course.
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Grumpygoat wrote:Kit wrote:How was Morrison's Joker?
Whatever the previews may say, Morrison didn't write the most recent Batman. I think there's a 2-4 issue break or so with Ostrander filling in. The issue was fairly forgettable; Batman protects Leslie Thompkin's clinic from...Russian mafioso, I think.
What?!!!? Guess i can be glad I havent picked this up then. I'll have to look into when Morrison is coming back.
You must be proud, bold, pleasant, resolute,
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
BATMAN #665 is on stands tomorrow, Wednesday, May 16.
Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Andy Kubert and Jesse Delperdang; Cover by Andy Kubert
The "Three Ghosts of Batman" continues as Batman tries to discover the mysterious contents of Casebook X! This issue takes us back to Batman's early days and reveals the truth about his final confrontation with Joe Chill, the man who murdered his parents. It also ties in to 52, as we learn what really happened to Batman inside the cave in Nanda Parbat when he underwent a seven-day Buddhist isolation ritual to purge his negative karma.
Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Andy Kubert and Jesse Delperdang; Cover by Andy Kubert
The "Three Ghosts of Batman" continues as Batman tries to discover the mysterious contents of Casebook X! This issue takes us back to Batman's early days and reveals the truth about his final confrontation with Joe Chill, the man who murdered his parents. It also ties in to 52, as we learn what really happened to Batman inside the cave in Nanda Parbat when he underwent a seven-day Buddhist isolation ritual to purge his negative karma.
You must be proud, bold, pleasant, resolute,
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
BATMAN #666 is on stands tomorrow, Wednesday, July 25
Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Andy Kubert and Jesse Delperdang; Cover by Andy Kubert
Meet Damian Wayne, the Batman of Tomorrow in this special issue set 15 years from now in a nightmarish future Gotham! In a world torn apart by terrorism, plagues, rogue weather and bizarre super-crime, only 24 hours are left before the climactic battle of Armageddon — and only one man who might be able to stop it.
But will he?
The Son of the Bat meets the Prince of Darkness and the stage is set for the ultimate battle between evil and moral ambiguity. Can Damian make peace with his heritage to save the world? Find out in BATMAN #666, "Numbers of the Beast."
Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Andy Kubert and Jesse Delperdang; Cover by Andy Kubert
Meet Damian Wayne, the Batman of Tomorrow in this special issue set 15 years from now in a nightmarish future Gotham! In a world torn apart by terrorism, plagues, rogue weather and bizarre super-crime, only 24 hours are left before the climactic battle of Armageddon — and only one man who might be able to stop it.
But will he?
The Son of the Bat meets the Prince of Darkness and the stage is set for the ultimate battle between evil and moral ambiguity. Can Damian make peace with his heritage to save the world? Find out in BATMAN #666, "Numbers of the Beast."
You must be proud, bold, pleasant, resolute,
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
This should be good fun!
BATMAN #667 is on stands tomorrow, Wednesday, August 8.
Written by Grant Morrison; Art and Cover by J.H. Williams III
The Batmen of All Nations reunite for a weekend of fine food and nostalgia, but an unexpected visitor has other plans for the gathering. Batman, Robin, and the rest of the Club of Heroes find themselves trapped and at the mercy of a dangerous madman on the Island of Mister Mayhew!
BATMAN #667 is on stands tomorrow, Wednesday, August 8.
Written by Grant Morrison; Art and Cover by J.H. Williams III
The Batmen of All Nations reunite for a weekend of fine food and nostalgia, but an unexpected visitor has other plans for the gathering. Batman, Robin, and the rest of the Club of Heroes find themselves trapped and at the mercy of a dangerous madman on the Island of Mister Mayhew!
You must be proud, bold, pleasant, resolute,
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
BATMAN #668 is on stands tomorrow, Wednesday, August 22.
Written by Grant Morrison; Art and Cover by J.H. Williams III
Batman, Robin and the Club of Heroes are stuck on an island rigged with elaborate death traps. And even as the villain behind it all begins to explain his twisted motives, he continues to pick the heroes off one by one
Written by Grant Morrison; Art and Cover by J.H. Williams III
Batman, Robin and the Club of Heroes are stuck on an island rigged with elaborate death traps. And even as the villain behind it all begins to explain his twisted motives, he continues to pick the heroes off one by one
You must be proud, bold, pleasant, resolute,
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
And now and then stab, as occasion serves.
--Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act II, Scene I
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