Final verdict on Grant Morrison's Bat-Epic?
>>84476743
It was good
>>84477922
Fuck you, it was great!
>>84477922
>>84477930
It was amazing
>>84476743
Fucking awesome, easily the best Batman in a long time.
>>84476743
Zur-En-Ar
>>84476743
Spectacular.
Vol 2. of Batman Inc. is exceptional.
>>84476743
Best Batman. Dick Bats and Damian had the best chemistry.
>>84476743
It's the most dynamic batman run I've ever read. Which isn't to say other runs and arcs on Batman haven't been good, but I've never been actively anticipating each and every issue of a comic until Morisson's Batman
>>84476743
Batman inc was diversity done right,
>>84479033
Speaking of that, what's everyone's favourite member?
I'm torn between El Gaucho and Man-of-Bats
>>84479055
Same for me. The Man of Bats issue was so fun.
>>84479055
El Gaucho and Nightrunner, i really liked a more nightwing inspired character.
Didn't read, but it sucks
>>84479136
With your permission, I would like to screencap your post and submit it as a banner
>>84479055
Nightrunner and Black Bat.
>>84479136
Q: Describe /co/ in 5 words or less
>>84479136
Definitely Batman of Japan.
Based Morrison. Bat-Family reboot lead-in by Dick-Bats and evolvingly lovable Damian = best partnership to ever 'ship.
>Lord Death Man
It's pure gold.
>>84479115
I loved his issue because Burnham's art really works well to show just how HARD Man-of-Bats hits. Like, when one of the other characters fights someone it looks cool, but with Man-of-Bats you see this blur and then the fucker's flattened. When he hits someone, it feels like less of a punch and more of an impact.
Plus I just love his character, how through a lot of the issue he feels like an old man playing at being a hero, and his sons fed up with having to put on a costume and act like a team, but then later on he gets gut-shot and surrounded and he just refuses to go down.
Kind of a chore to read because of how often there was a change in artists. Sometimes he worked with great ones like Quietly, Burnham, or Stewart and then you get Tony Daniel or Philip Tan
