3) Arkham Asylum- Probably one of the most darkest stories ever written in batman history. It's psychological persona puts it deep into effect which made the story so special. I think Dave McKeon's art also made a big impact on the story which made it dark and creepy. The Joker was the star of the book saying some of the most shocking lines in the book, especially about the joke about the father who's wife was having a baby. Just plain twisted. Add a little of Batman's instinct and survival skill in the book, especially with the fight he had with Killer Croc you got a great book.
2) Hush Volume 1 & 2- Jim Lee's art captured alot of readers eyes which played out a big part of how successful this story was. The storyline though was probably the best though. A new villain introduced using the other villains such as The Joker, Poison Ivy, Two-Face, Killer Croc and others. It made readers keep guessing who was the man behind the bandages? Jeph Loeb made twist and turns making the readers guess at first that it was Harvey Dent (Two-Face). Then they pulled something shocking out supposedly bring back to life the former Robin killed by The Joker, Jason Todd. Of course we all know whoever has read the story what happened next. It was finally reveled that Tommy Elliot childhood friend of Bruce Wayne was Hush. Let's not forget Selina Kyle finally knowing who is the man behind the mask (Batman). As the Catwoman/Batman Relationship took a big step. All the elements were good in this book which made it so special.
1) The Dark Knight Returns- A story that takes place in the future where Batman has not been seen for over 20 years. Finally Bruce Wayne decides to come out of retirement to finally try to win the War on Crime. We also seen the unretirement of The Joker in which goes on a mass murdering seen killing over 200 people in an TV show which he was the special guest. The Final confortation between Batman and The Joker was so special and a fitting in, in how Batman could never finish The Joker off was truly the best part of the book. And of course Batman beating Superman apart only to "Fake his Death" and to one return again in the sequel that didn't live up to expectations as this book did.
Originally posted by MarkyMattdamn dude, you picked same 3 i was gonna put down.👆
3) Arkham Asylum- Probably one of the most darkest stories ever written in batman history. It's psychological persona puts it deep into effect which made the story so special. I think Dave McKeon's art also made a big impact on the story which made it dark and creepy. The Joker was the star of the book saying some of the most shocking lines in the book, especially about the joke about the father who's wife was having a baby. Just plain twisted. Add a little of Batman's instinct and survival skill in the book, especially with the fight he had with Killer Croc you got a great book.2) Hush Volume 1 & 2- Jim Lee's art captured alot of readers eyes which played out a big part of how successful this story was. The storyline though was probably the best though. A new villain introduced using the other villains such as The Joker, Poison Ivy, Two-Face, Killer Croc and others. It made readers keep guessing who was the man behind the bandages? Jeph Loeb made twist and turns making the readers guess at first that it was Harvey Dent (Two-Face). Then they pulled something shocking out supposedly bring back to life the former Robin killed by The Joker, Jason Todd. Of course we all know whoever has read the story what happened next. It was finally reveled that Tommy Elliot childhood friend of Bruce Wayne was Hush. Let's not forget Selina Kyle finally knowing who is the man behind the mask (Batman). As the Catwoman/Batman Relationship took a big step. All the elements were good in this book which made it so special.
1) The Dark Knight Returns- A story that takes place in the future where Batman has not been seen for over 20 years. Finally Bruce Wayne decides to come out of retirement to finally try to win the War on Crime. We also seen the unretirement of The Joker in which goes on a mass murdering seen killing over 200 people in an TV show which he was the special guest. The Final confortation between Batman and The Joker was so special and a fitting in, in how Batman could never finish The Joker off was truly the best part of the book. And of course Batman beating Superman apart only to "Fake his Death" and to one return again in the sequel that didn't live up to expectations as this book did.