Batman: The Dark Knight #1

cartoon49's Batman: The Dark Knight #1 - The Dark Knight Returns review

One of the greatest comic book of all time.

 This comic book , the Dark knight returns one the first I read a great comic book. Once I first read this book, I found out that I seem very shock  that this a batman comic book. I like that it had a strong dark setting. It made you realized that this is not your kid like batman. It was writing by frank miller who is one of the coolest comic book writer. Also I like how Batman returns Gotham city in a way that is very surprise. Overall I recommend  that you read this book. If you have not read this book and want to see the new dark knight movie, this is a must have before you watch it. I give it a 5 out of 5.

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A dystopic version of Batman's possible future! 0
Batman: The Dark Knight #1 - The Dark Knight Returns by twilightthunder on August 22, 2008
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Batman: The Dark Knight #1 - The Dark Knight Returns by riddlemethis on May 17, 2010
Very good take on Batman, focusing on the grittier side of his character, even before that style of comics has became as popular as it has today, clearly shows that The dark knight is human, and fighting people at 50 could prove a challenge. The ideas of splinter Batman groups are great ideas, "the sons of batman" prove to be a way youths have risen up by the memory of Batman to combat the "mutants" although they're rather misguided, without Bats' they torch buildings to convey a message. The wa...
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