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    Batman: R.I.P. #1

    Batman: R.I.P. » Batman: R.I.P. #1 - Batman: R.I.P. released by DC Comics on February 11, 2009.

    Batman RIP shows the rise and fall of one of DC Comics greatest characters, Bruce Wayne, and his struggle to fight his own sanity and save himself and others from the Grim and Dark Ways of Black Glove.

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    A Sucsessful Mystery. 4

    Batman: R.I.P. #1 - Batman: R.I.P. by deactivated-613e82c4b95f9 on February 27, 2013

    ok, i'll Admit, i am out of my natural element, because i've never reviewed batman Before, and though i think he is awesome, i don't really think i have the necessary knowledge to properly review this. But you have to start at some point right? Ok.For starters, i might as well get the art out of the way. The art is Awesome, in fact, this might very well be y favorite batman artist ! i love the way characters are designed. Especially Joker and Dr.Hurt. Jokers new gig was very cool, gritty, and Ho...

    8 out of 8 found this review helpful.

    What is real and is not real? 0

    Batman: R.I.P. #1 - Batman: R.I.P. by rabbitearsblog on June 10, 2013

    Introduction: At this point, I have been reading many “Batman” comics and so far, I had been enjoying every single one I had read…until I came upon this comic. I mean, “Batman R.I.P” had a pretty interesting premise written by Grant Morrison and gorgeous artwork by Tony S. Daniel, who slightly rivals Jim Lee’s artwork, but the story itself was a bit too slow and confusing for me to really get interested in. What is this story about? Batman has always trained himself to withstand any threat tha...

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