Batman: The Ultimate Guide to the Dark Knight - Scott Beatty Reviews
Newest Review: ... of hours reading here), but you will get far more pleasure from it by dipping in and out, just reading the entries that ... more
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Information and entries are well presented. Each individual character or location is given a double page spread. This is lavishly illustrated, using a mixture of images taken from various comics together with some artwork which has been specially created for this book (such as an anatomy of Batman's Utility Belt). This gives the book real visual appeal and you can get just as much enjoyment from just sitting flicking through and admiring the artwork as you can from reading the text.
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Scott Beatty Batman: The Ultimate Guide to the Dark Knight Pages: 144, Hardcover, Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd Last Update 18.05.2013 16:11
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As a character, Batman has now been around for over 70 years (he first appeared in Detective Comics 27, May 1939) and whilst his essential storyline has remained consistent over that time, the villains and situations he has faced have expanded enormously. This table top book from Dorling Kindersley is designed as a kind of reference tool to help highlight and keep track of some of the key people, places and events of Batman's lifetime in comics. It looks at the villains he has encountered, the people who help him and some of the key storylines in which he is involved. The book is arranged into four different sections. Part one focuses on Batman and ... Read the complete review
