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    Batman: The Dark Knight » Batman: The Dark Knight #1 - Golden Dawn, Part One released by DC Comics on January 2011.

    guardiandevil801's Batman: The Dark Knight #1 - Golden Dawn, Part One review

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    Batman is Dark and Cool!!!!!!!!


    I enjoyed reading this because its really a good story. It starts out with Batman trying to fin his childhood friend Dawn Golden, but instead faces Killer Croc and Penguin. I love the art because it reminds me of Jim lee's art, but also it has a cool story and a mystery too. I like reading this because this is a great Batman story filled with mystery, action and great art. I would recommend Batman fans to read this because David Finch really captures Batman and tells a great story. Overall I'm giving it 5/5.

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