They'll be short ones since they're all very light on plot and more an excuse to give you gorgeous Alex Ross art to gawk at as he depicts these characters.

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War on Crime is a quick read that would be satisfying even without Alex Ross's dramatic painted artwork - with that artwork, it's nearly sublime. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience.Both the written and the visual elements are wonderfully constructed, linking to create a well understood portrayal of the city, the Bat and the billionaire. A veces, los héroes no son solo tipos a las trompadas vestidos de spandex, a veces pueden ser una mano comprensiva o una persona generosa. We open with Black Mask opining about the various Bat-rogues and their position with his plans for Gotham. Ross είναι πλέον από τους αγαπημένους μου σχεδιαστές κόμικς και ας είναι αυτό μόλις το δεύτερο έργο του που διαβάζω/βλέπω, ή θα φανώ υπερβολικός; Τέλος πάντων, το κόμικ αυτό αξίζει τα λεφτά του, είτε το αγοράσετε με την κανονική του τιμή, είτε με τις γνωστές γερές εκπτώσεις συγκεκριμένων βιβλιοπωλείων. The whole story is narrated by Batman, we get to spend some days with him and see things the way he does.

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This 160-page book will feature Batman stories by creative teams from across the globe, taking place in their home countries. Alex Ross, one of the best artist out there (in my opinion the best), beautifully illustrated every page of this book. I was involved in the 'Robin faction' of the Batman fandom back then, drawing fan art, and remember having worked directly with Mary Borsellino on building the original site, in a small, but I suppose visible role of contributing the site's graphics. Reading it again now, in absolute format no less, it's a fantastic short and simple story into the insight of Batman and how he approaches crime fighting.

Inside he finds two corpses and, much to his horror, a young boy who the shooter had apparently spared. Bruce es consciente de eso y reconoce de inmediato que hasta ese momento su labor de redención había sido guiada por los impulsos más "gratificantes" de su dolor, viendo en cada criminal golpeado un consumado Joe Chill del cual desquitarse pero. The above quote captures this dark, tragic nature of Batman, showing that he is a tragic villain who has fallen far but refuses to let the Abyss take him entirely.