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Genre: Superhero Comic IGN Comics profile on Batman: Dark Victory comics features wallpapers, pictures, and comic book release dates. |
IGN's Absolute Wishlist
- August 25, 2006 Features
DC's Absolute editions have been a big hit with the fans. The oversized hardcovers offer high-quality re-printings of some of DC's best stories (and Danger Girl). In the past year, we've been treated to Absolute Watchmen, Absolute Dark Knight and Absolute Kingdom Come. Sure, the price is high, but it's worth it. In the case of Watchmen, the remastered colors actually make the book even better than before.
The 25 Greatest Batman Graphic Novels
- June 13, 2005 Features
Batman is the greatest comic-book character ever created. We say this with confidence, because no other character has more graphic novels and trade paperbacks. It's not even close. The list we initially compiled, which certainly missed at least a few out of print prestige-format books, rang it at more than 150 titles. That kicks Spider-Man, Batman and every other comic-book characters ass big time.
Batman: Dark Victory Review
- June 1, 2005 Features
Batman: Dark Victory is a far better book when its predecessor, The Long Halloween, is fresh in the mind. Alone (or at least distanced from Long Halloween) the sequel appears like a slightly less-effective continuation of the original. In some ways, it feels much more like your standard Batman tale, simply for the fact that many of the key players seem to have fallen easily into familiar roles. When considered as the second half of a two-volume set (fitting with Two-Face as the central character), writer Jeph Loeb's brilliance shines through.