Batman #663

[jojoferret]

I'm sure a few of you have heard me complain about this issue, or in general about Grant Morrison. I really don't have much against Morrison as a writer because his work is alright. My problem is the fact that people feel a need to call everything he ever does a masterpiece. I liked Arkham Asylum and I liked the fact that he humanized Scott Summers

Comments

HOW DARE YOU SPEAK AGAINST THE BAT!

[royal_black]

i need to say this before i begin how dare you speak against the bat! I don't care if the issue was a steaming pile on the level of the spider-man clone saga (not the ulimate version) or that issue of robin that turned out to be a big fucking ad for the suicide prevention hotline. Don't sass the bat. What annoys me most about the issue in question is the fact that most people won't appreciate that it is in fact crap. The vast majority will continue to say morrison is a genius. You need to go find a comfort book. Comfort books are need when we have to dredge through bad comics (like 52). I recommend superman 165, its a quant little christmas issue with art by various artists. Superman bombs around delivering christmas gifts to the league. The last bit of the issue is my favorite, Batman by Joe Mad. You just need to find a good book to read i reccommend x-fator

[lunarwhirl]

I've been wanting to read the Killing Joke. Maybe when BAtman Begins comes out, they'll re-release it.

[royal_black]

i thought death in the family was a better joker moment. How can you beat the joker as a middle eastern diplomat.

[lunarwhirl]

I've hardly read any Batman. I just have the BAtman/Superman graphic novel that introduces Supergirl. I got it because it has one of my favorite artists, Michael Turner, doing the artwork.

[jojoferret]

I've got the graphic novel of The Killing Joke. If you want I can try to send it to you through Jen or send it along with the stuff I have to get back to Tristan.