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By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Synopsis: We begin with Dick crashing the Bat-plane into a cemetery. Dick tells Damien to go to a specific tomb in the graveyard and there he will find a secret passage to Wayne Tower. Dick tells Damien to take Commissioner Gordon and Barbara Gordon back to Wayne Tower. Damien grudgingly leav...

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By noreply@blogger.com (SallyP) Cool. Final Crisis: Escape #6. And so we come to the end. I liked this, even if I didn't understand half of it, although it does finally seem to make a certain amount of sense. I guess it's a good thing that Nemesis dumped poor Wonder Woman, considering the last page.

By noreply@blogger.com (Andrenn) Later in the Batmobile, Robin says that it’s going to be Robin and Batman from now on. Batman sarcastically mentions that should catch on as they find Le Bossu (that ugly mofo we all loved so much from Batman R.I.P.) as Batman mentions that this time it’s personal. Bossu mentions that Batman and R...

By Chris Sims Much like the article about Batman games, this one brought back a lot of fond memories, but if I’m honest with you guys, I invested way more of my childhood into Marvel’s console offerings. Whether it was a weekend in middle school spent trying to tackle the friggin’ impossible levels of Spi...

By Johanna Similar Posts: Spinner Rack: 2009 Silver Free Comic Book Day Titles § Free Comic Book Day Gold Sponsors Announced § A Look at Dark Horse § Dark Horse’s Escapist Secret § Dark Horse Buffy Omnibus Free Comic Book Day was last Saturday, but I haven’t had a chance to read through my haul until now....

By Chris Marshall Chris In the USA… In the UK and Europe… Dark Horse for July Batman: R.I.P. Deluxe HC All Star Superman Vol. 2 HC Batman: False Faces TPB Wonder Woman: Who Is Wonder Woman? TPB The Roberts TPB Hulk Volume 2 : Red & Green Premiere Hardcover Adams Cover Robin : the Teen Wonder

By ComicList Tonight at the New York Comic Con, VP Dan DiDio did his best to explain the FINAL CRISIS mini series, including how Batman RIP and FC flowed together, or didn't. DiDio addressed confusion behind how Final Crisis and Batman R.I.P., both written by Grant Morrison, flow. DiDio pointed to the projector, saying that story started with the first issues of "R.I.P.," going to Final Crisis #1, and then the last issue of "R.I.P.," Batman #681, then moving to Final Crisis #3. After that falls the "Last Rites" story (Batman #682-683), and then Final Crisis #6. The next part after that, somewhat logically, was Final Crisis #7. DiDio also asked about more FInal Crisis tie-ins: Resist, Submit and Rogue's Revenge.   [read the full post]

By geoff.klock@gmail.com (Geoff Klock) This story was the high point in the run for me, a really nice tribute to Batman's history, and a brilliant idea about how Batman can make even his memories a weapon. The art was not great, but the end of this was really nice with the Lump and Alfred. I even liked how it was isolated from Final Crisi...

By brandy Character actor Pat Hingle, best known for playing Commissioner Gordon in the 1980s and ’90s Batman movies, has died after battling blood cancer. He was 84. He and Michael Gough, who played Alfred, were the only actors to appear in all four of the 1980s and ’90s Batman films: “Batman” (19...

By Stephen Schleicher Actor Pat Hingle, who played Commissioner Jim Gordon in Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, and Batman & Robin has passed at the age of 84. Hingle died Saturday night of myelodysplasia, a type of blood cancer, at his home in Carolina Beach, N.C., according to Lynn Heritage, a cousin...

By Jevon Phillips Related Batman news on Hero Complex Actor Pat Hingle, who portrayed Commissioner Gordon in four Batman movies from 1989 through 1997, died Saturday, according to reports by the Associated Press. He was 84. An excerpt from the story: Family friend Michele Seidman says Hingle died at...

By ComicList DC COMICS Batman #681 (Batman R.I.P. Tie-In)(2nd Printing), $3.99 Batman #684 (Alex Ross Regular Cover), $2.99 Batman #684 (Tony Daniel Incentive 1 In 10 Variant Cover), $2.99 Batman Cacophony #2 (of 3)(Adam Kubert Regular Cover), $3.99 Batman Cacophony #2 (of 3)(Bill Sienkiewicz 1 In 25 Variant Cover), $3.99 Batman Cacophony #2 (of 3)(Bill Sienkiewicz 1 In 50 Sketch Variant Cover), $3.99 Final Crisis Secret Files #1 (Frank Quitely Cover), $3.99 Final Crisis Secret Files #1 (Jim Lee Cover), $3.99 Justice Society Of America #22 (Alex Ross Regular Cover), $2.99 Superman #683 (New Krypton Part 9)(Alex Ross Regular Cover), $2.99 Superman #683 (New Krypton Part 9)(Chris Sprouse 1 In 10 Variant Cover), $2.99   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (SallyP) I have mentioned before, that I'm not a huge Batman fan. That said, I have been enjoying Grant Morrison's latest work with the whole Batman R.I.P. storyline, even though I only have bought the last few issues. Maybe it is because I'm not a huge Bat-fan, that makes it so enjoyable...I'm not invested i...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Page six: In the bottom panel, Commissioner Gordon warns Batman not to get too cozy with Detective April Clarkson. In the last panel on the page, Gordon says she was dating Dunkirk and Bruce Wayne, and there’s a close-up of Batman gritting his teeth and baring his gums at Gordon for no reason...

By Travis Batman’s secret weapon to use against the Tangetn Superman is Supes’ ex-wife, Lola Dent. Jurgen’s layouts are very good, and the reader will get a lot more visually from this issue than from the latest in either Batgirl or Batman and the Outsiders. All of the various heroes make their way to N...

By Travis The ending is the worst of all. They smash up a helicopter, which is disgustingly-similar to the way that Hush met his (temporary) end over in Detective. After all of the mental trickery, the alleged attempt to break Batman down, the best the creative team could come up with to end Bruce Wayne...

By Brian Cronin Not really very awesome. Batman RIP is one of the worst things Grant Morrison has ever written. At November 29, 2008, Alan Coil wrote: At November 30, 2008, Alan Coil wrote: Karl, At November 30, 2008, Alan Coil wrote: There ... Alan Coil: At December 1, 2008, Alan Coil wrote:

By John Jakala(noreply@blogger.com) Also also: Professor Gorilla has to be the sensational character find of this or any other year. It's like something out of a Grant Morrison issue of Animal Man. (Can you imagine if Morrison had used his Batman run to introduce wild, imaginative characters like Professor Gorilla to Batman'...

By dailypop Next Spring, both Nightwing and Robin monthly comics will be canceled. DC Comics has announced that Nightwing and Robin will both be replaced by Red Robin and Robin And Batman. Apparently both monthly Batman titles will also be canceled to make way for the bi-weekly title Battle For The Cow...

By dcuboymw Yes, Cassandra Cain is awesome! Didio respect her you big porn-mustached Jackass! I thought Tieri was leaning toward Batgirl betraying the team but no, she makes a mistake and the Outsiders disband but she demands that the team be brought back together. I like how Robin is worried about Ba...

By Chris Marshall Chris Superman: Kryptonite HC Justice League Of America: The Tornado’s Path TPB All Star Superman Vol 2 HC Batman R.I.P. Deluxe Edition HC American Splendor Another Dollar Batman The Strange Deaths of Batman Moon Knight Vol 3 God & Country

By dcuboymw While some of the time travel stuff in this issue could give one a head ache, it was a nice follow up to the Johns-Katz run and continues what they started. There are some continuity blips such as I am sure Booster has been to the batcave before in Infinite Crisis, but that doesn’t really matter...

I'm doing a story right now called 'Batman RIP', which is going to end next year with Bruce Wayne no longer as Batman. Bruce Wayne will still be Bruce Wayne, but there will be different people in the Batman and Robin suits. It's Grant Morrison

By Caleb As for the middle, it’s something of a clip-show of teases for future miniseries and storylines, all of which have already been announced and interviews granted on—Final Crisis, Fianl Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds, “Batman: R.I.P.,” Final Crisis: Revelations and a Wonder Woman arc (whi...