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Batman: Man Who Laughs - Ed Brubaker

Description: ISBN 184576725X / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics / Author: Ed Brubaker, Doug Mahnke, Patrick Zircher / Paperback / 144 Pages / Book is ... more

Batman: Man Who Laughs - Ed Brubaker ... published 2009-03-27 by Titan Books Ltd

Newest Review: ... villain. The artists clearly capture his deadly madness and the joy he experiences from the chaos, fear and panic he causes. ... more

... This is a deadly Joker who should not be taken lightly and one that instantly banishes all memories of the giggling imbecile from the 60s TV show. By their very nature, comics are obviously highly visual, and artwork for The Man is of very high quality throughout. Yet, it is not just a pretty face! Underpinning the strong visual identity is an equally strong and compelling storyline. The book interweaves all sorts of storylines from earlier comics and does this well, carefully mixing in these elements to appeal to f...more

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	Batman: Man Who Laughs Pages: 144, Paperback, Titan Books Ltd Last Update 21.11.2009 05:52	£ 20.00

Batman: Man Who Laughs
Pages: 144, Paperback, Titan Books Ltd

Last Update 21.11.2009 05:52

£ 20.00

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Batman: Man Who Laughs - Ed Brubaker: Who has the Last Laugh? (1285 words)
by - written on 08/06/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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A new Batman-Joker story is always cause for celebration yet sometimes, as with The Joker's Last Laugh, they ultimately prove empty and disappointing, The Man Who Laughs is exceptional. Not quite up there with The Killing Joke, but close. The book actually contains two stories, which I'll briefly look at in turn: The Man Who Laughs and Made of Wood which, confusingly, has nothing to do with The Joker! Let's start with the title tale, easily the better of the two stories here. It essentially fulfils three functions. Batman fans will recognise it as a re-telling of the first tale in which The Joker appears, as he carries out a series of audacious ... Read the complete review

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