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He's thrashing through the streets of Gotham, racked by an azmer of the Orgham family's.
He's running in his head too, being pursued through memories by that demon.
Outside his head, he's being pursued by Gotham police, who want him for the destruction that the Orghams maneuvered him into.
( There's two directly on the Batman's trail, and police commissioner Renee Montoya taking their reports. )
He's running in his head too, being pursued through memories by that demon.
Outside his head, he's being pursued by Gotham police, who want him for the destruction that the Orghams maneuvered him into.
( There's two directly on the Batman's trail, and police commissioner Renee Montoya taking their reports. )
Little Monsters #1
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"This story may be about vampires but it is not a horror book. It is a book very much grounded in the lives of these children who have, in a way, been trapped in amber. They live an endless life of innocence and games and childhood. It's a character study of what it would mean to be truly young forever and the things that growing up costs us all." -- Jeff Lemire
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All-America Comix #1: The Z in Me
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'I’m grateful when anything I’ve created (or co-created) goes on to have any kind of life of its own. The way that certain characters have connected with certain fans is a really special, beautiful thing. But I’m also grateful that I’m in a position to be able to travel down my own creative avenues when I feel like it...and that’s all we’re doing here. It’s not meant to diminish what anyone else happens to like. This is "comicbooks." There’s room for all of us.' - Joe Casey
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"There was a point in [the first] DCeased where we had to make the decision to skip weeks of losses and triumphs and heroism or our first miniseries wouldn't exactly be a miniseries. But we knew we had a larger story to tell, so we seeded plots we could expand on and deliberately left huge characters off the table for the future. That future is here."
-- Tom Taylor
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For the last few weeks, I've been on a Batman binge. After beating Arkham Knight and the associated DLC, I've read Zero Year, Rebirth Batman, Rebirth Detective and Batman Eternal, as well as looking up some other series like Poison Ivy: Life and Death and digging out my copy of Cast a Shadow to re-read. I'm definitely going to put a post together on the last one at some point soonish.
This post, however, is going to be a sort of Poison Ivy pick 'n' mix.
( Cast a Shadow does of course contain one of my favourite Batman panels ever )
While digging through my old books, I also re-discovered Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen's Li'l Gotham, which did ( a remarkably deft take on Poison Ivy in four panels. )
In Cycle of Life and Death by Amy Chu and Clay Mann, ( Ivy is working incognito at a lab when Doctor Quinzel pops in for a visit. )
In Batman 26, we get to see Ivy joining ( The War of Jokes and Riddles )
And over at Detective, ( the Bat-hipsters are having fun at the basketball )
This post, however, is going to be a sort of Poison Ivy pick 'n' mix.
( Cast a Shadow does of course contain one of my favourite Batman panels ever )
While digging through my old books, I also re-discovered Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen's Li'l Gotham, which did ( a remarkably deft take on Poison Ivy in four panels. )
In Cycle of Life and Death by Amy Chu and Clay Mann, ( Ivy is working incognito at a lab when Doctor Quinzel pops in for a visit. )
In Batman 26, we get to see Ivy joining ( The War of Jokes and Riddles )
And over at Detective, ( the Bat-hipsters are having fun at the basketball )