Barr with art by Jerry Bingham.The comic is an Elseworlds story in which Bruce Wayne becomes the Green Lantern instead of Hal Jordan.This one change creates a domino effect which alters many events and characters in the DC Universe.
The art, dialogue, narrative style and even the format of the comics (larger page-counts, half-page advertisements, etc.) were deliberately anachronistic for the time of publication thus, the issues served as a tribute, and in some cases a gentle satire, to the books and creators of DC Comics during the Silver Age of Comic Books. Batman: In Darkest Knight is a one-shot, comic book, published in 1994 and written by Mike W. But you'll be missing out on a whole other dimension of the character.Silver Age: Challengers of the Unknown #1Įach of the 12 issues was a one-shot (featuring issue #1 on the cover) however, they formed a larger story arc in which the Justice League of America fights the Injustice League formed by villain Agamemno. If you can't handle the change, there's a half-dozen other anti-hero animated Batmans to sate your appetite. This series is *FUN*, a real blast to watch. Batman is, first and foremost, a comic character, and comics are, first and foremost, supposed to be fun. The new takes on classic characters like Green Arrow and Aquaman (the best take on Aquaman in television history!) is a double scoop of goodness. Special kudos go to whomever is in charge of the music: rousing, brassy big band numbers that add to the show's flair. Having witnessed his parents death at the hands of a mugger as a child, Bruce traveled the world as an adult to train and understand the criminal mind in order to combat it. Becoming the Dark Knight, he dedicated himself to protect Gotham City. the ring by Hal to fight Despero in The Brave and the Bold animated series. Awful.) The new "B:B&B" is a clever, fun, and completely refreshing take on Dark Knight and the DC Universe, using Silver Age-style artwork and contemporary snappy patter. Batman is the alias and second identity of billionaire Bruce Wayne, son of Thomas and Martha Wayne. If Batmans will power is so strong, why was he never recruited to become a. (Just look at what they did to the Spirit. As great as the change has been, sometimes it's necessary to stop trying to out-Frank-Miller the character. I've been a fan of the Batman for 25 years, and got to experience first-hand the evolution of the character from campy cultural powderpuff to Dark Knight.
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