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    Detective Comics » Detective Comics #27 - The Case of the Chemical Syndicate; Old School; Better Days; Rain; The Sacrifice; Gothtopia, Part 1 of 3: The Perfect Crime; Twenty-Seven released by DC Comics on March 2014.

    stmichalofwilson's Detective Comics #27 - The Case of the Chemical Syndicate; Old School; Better Days; Rain; The Sacrifice; Gothtopia, Part 1 of 3: The Perfect Crime; Twenty-Seven review

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    Happy Anniversary Bats!

    First I want to say that, I wish I got the Jim Lee and Jason Fabok covers!

    Case of the Chemical Syndicate is a nice homage to the very first Batman tale. The narritive told by certain characters provided a unique insight into the story. Plus, this would have been a better origin story than Year Zero(not that I'm saying that's it was a bad story mind you). Better Days is my absolute favorite. In my opinion, that is a love letter to the series! The Sacrifice is pretty interesting; I've always liked stories involving the Phantom Stranger. Old School and Rainwere okay, but didn't really interest me. Gothtopia seems very interesting, but I'm not sure it can be a classic yet. I'll just have to see more issues to change my mind. I wasn't really interested in the final story Twenty-Seven, but I love the story nevetheless. I do agree that it should have been released earlier, but it doesn't matter. It's Batman!!!

    Here's to 75 and more Bats!

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