Batman (USA) di Tom King

[Man of Steel]

Anche a me è piaciuto abbastanza anche se mi è sembrato con troppo breve.

Ho apprezzato il parallelismo Morrison Room - Morrison Hall tra Wayne Major e Arkham Asylum.
Anche se penso sia quasi involontario dato che voleva essere un omaggio anche a McKean per la GN Arkham Asylum.

Se non sbaglio c'era una dedicata anche a Nolan!

[Bruce Wayne]

Yep. 

[Captain Boomerang]

https://www.facebook.com/stuart.schreck/videos/10155081007616473/

Faranno cosi anche il numero #22

[Azrael]

8.8/10

http://au.ign.com/articles/2017/02/15/batman-17-review-2

[Hermit]

Letto il #16
WOW mi è piaciuto molto come inizio, e il finale mi ha lasciato in sospeso. Devo leggere subito il successivo

[Man of Steel]

Geoff Johns Has Plotted The Batman/Flash Watchmen Crossover – And It's Heading To Flashpoint


https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/02/16/geoff-johns-has-plotted-the-batmanflash-watchmen-crossover-and-its-heading-to-flashpoint/

OH SHIIIIIT!!!!!!!
Madooooo
Notare il logo del RF.. eheh, bella Fabok!

[Azrael]

LA VOGLIOOOOOO

[Logan_Legacy]

Queste cover sono fantastiche.

Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk

[TordoBeffeggiatore]

non vedo l'ora!
flashpoint non deve essere dimenticato, la più grande cazzata commessa da barry, anche se ora con rebirth si sta cercando di assolverlo dalla colpa.

[Akhir]

Che cover 

[Azrael]

DC's Batman Vol. 1: I Am Gotham was the bestselling graphic novel of the month.

http://www.newsarama.com/33209-u-s-avengers-batman-lead-january-comic-book-sales-to-a-mixed-start-to-2017.html

[Azrael]

Batman #17 (Published by DC Comics; Review by Jon Arvedon; 'Rama Rating: 9 out of 10):

After the jaw-dropping (or perhaps neck-snapping) conclusion to the previous issue, Batman #17 starts off with a bang as writer Tom King manages to keep the momentum alive. However, keeping it alive nearly comes at the expense of the life of one of the Caped Crusader's cohorts. It isn't someone you would expect based on Issue #16's closing page, though. In fact, it doesn't take long for us to learn the fate of Batman's son and former wards, as King cleverly leverages the greater DC Universe – Superman, to be specific – to progress that particular plot point. Much like the first arc, David Finch continues to excel on art, with crisp clean linework and tight crosshatching that lay the foundation for beautiful compositions, such as the double-page spread featuring the Dark Knight perched broodingly on a rooftop. Of course, Finch's aesthetics are rounded out by Danny Miki's precise inks, and Jordie Bellaire's stellar palette selection. Overall, King does a great job furthering the plot as the I Am Bane arc continues to unfold, and it ends with our first look at the menacing, masked man from Santa Prisca, himself, setting the stage for what promises to be an explosive next issue.

[Azrael]

BANE WAGES WAR ON THE BAT-FAMILY IN BATMAN #17 – BUT WHO SURVIVES?

http://www.cbr.com/who-survives-bane-attacks-batman-17/

[Hermit]

Mamma mia che cover! e l'ho anche ordinata quella!

[Captain Boomerang]

Mamma mia che cover! e l'ho anche ordinata quella!

Hai ordinata la lenticular? dove?