When Lucius Fox and Alfred mysteriously run off to Paris together–after each receiving a telegram–does Bruce Wayne think the most obvious thing (an ebony and ivory gay marriage)?. Actually, we don’t know, because Conway never lets the reader know what Batman is thinking. Instead, Batman’s just a snoop. Admittedly, Lucius and Alfred running off to […]
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Detective Comics #501-502 by Gerry Conway and Don Newton
June 17th, 2008 · No Comments
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Detective Comics #498-499 by Gerry Conway and Don Newton
June 10th, 2008 · No Comments
How come Batman used to work during the day but doesn’t anymore? Maybe because Conway’s script casts him more as a famous detective–of the Angela Lansbury or Raymond Burr variety–than a costumed vigilante. The first time no one checks to see who Batman is under the cowl, I noticed. The second time, I didn’t. I’m […]
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Detective Comics #497 by Gerry Conway and Don Newton
June 3rd, 2008 · 1 Comment
This issue is a Will Eisner tribute–past the dedication, the hotel where the action mostly takes place is the Dolan–but the art doesn’t fit. For example, Don Newton simply can’t draw the Eisner-seque villain, the Squid, but he does get the mood and a lot of the angles right.
And Batman does get the crap kicked […]
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