Batman Knightfall KnightQuest Reviews
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Newest Review: ... down by past storylines, so can take them in whatever direction they choose. This allows the writers to explore some ... more
... different elements of the new Batman's psychological makeup. At the same time, it breaths freshness into Batman's world. Popular though they are, there are only so many different ways you can use regular villains like The Joker, Two-Face and Penguin before adventures start to feel a little stale. The focus on some new or lesser-known villains is a welcome break from this.
It's clear that the writers are revelling in the opportunity to take the Batman in a new, more violent direction. Freed from the constraints of Bruce Wayne...more
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Customer Batman Knightfall KnightQuest Reviews (1)
by - written on 19/02/13 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Boy, I've waited a long time for this! Although parts 1 and 3 of the Knightfall trilogy has been available in graphic novel format for almost 20 years, for some reason the second part - KnightQuest - was never published in this format. It finally saw the light of day last year, in order to tie in (cash in?) the release of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises. The controversial Knightfall storyline brought major changes to the world of the Batman. An exhausted Bruce Wayne was defeated by super villain Bane and ended up paralysed with a broken back. He was replaced as Batman by the disturbed Jean Paul Valley, a far darker and more violent vigilante who ... Read the complete review
