Batman: Knightfall #1
Batman: Knightfall » Batman: Knightfall #1 - Vol 1: Broken Bat released by DC Comics on April 1, 2000.
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5 (1) 4 (2) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.3 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Broken Bat 0
From PureNerdNip writing for The Capeless CrusaderWith The Dark Knight Rises in theatres this weekend; you may have noticed an abundance of copies of Knightfall piling up in your local comic book shop. From the trailers it appears that Bane is our next big bad guy, and Knightfall was his most prominent storyline; as in 1993 he sought out to hunt down Bruce Wayne and break the bat!Bane's plan was elegant in it's simplicity: blow a hole in the side of Arkham Asylum, let all the inmates escape, all...
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Flawed, but a great book nonetheless. 0
The review was originally posted to my review blog here.My original intent was to read the first volume of the entire Knightfall arc, but then I found out that the arc was divided into two separate volumes, Broken Bat and Who Rules The Night. And the two arcs covered, respectively, 12 and 8 issues across the Detective Comics and Batman titles. Suffice to say, that was extremely hefty reading, even for me, and I ended up reading only Broken Bat, which covers Batman #491-497 and Detective Comics ...
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To break the Bat. 0
Originally written 5-15-11Gotham City is facing a potential peril when a costumed criminal named Bane steals a cache of weapons. He journeys to Arkham Asylum and stages a break out, that sets loose Gotham's most notorious criminals; Joker, Mad Hatter, Poison Ivy, Scarecrow and others. Batman springs to action with intentions on capturing all of these criminals whom have plunged Gotham City into a state of madness. But what is Bane's true motive? -summaryWritten in 1993 by Chuck Dixon & Doug...
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