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Loading... Batman: The Man Who Laughsby Ed Brubaker
A remake on the first encounter Batman has with the Joker. A fun and enjoyable story however, somewhat juvenile. ( )Nowhere nearly as cool as I wanted it to be. At the risk of giving too much away, the motivation behind the Joker's crime spree kinda ruined it for me -- revenge is so remarkably . . . plebian. Solid storytelling, great art, and a commendable effort to bring the Joker's first appearance in sync with continuity, but it just didn't work for me. I think Ed Brubaker is one of the best writers in comics. However, this story is a rather underwhelming, slightly juvenile sequel to Alan Moore's wonderful, meritorious "The Killing Joke." I think Ed Brubaker is one of the best writers in comics. However, this story is a rather underwhelming, slightly juvenile sequel to Alan Moore's wonderful, meritorious "The Killing Joke." Great Comic. no reviews | add a review
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