She’s back – and more dangerous than ever.
New and old bad guys and gals unleashed in the latest episode of Gotham.
In A Legion of Horribles, the inmates are running the asylum and seizing the show. After a series filled with hints, fans get major payoffs.
Fish Mooney is back from the dead, a classic Batman villain emerges and we learn who is behind Hugo Strange’s experiments.
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The bad guys steal the spotlight this September! DC Comics announced Villains Month in which the rogues get one-shots (with 3-D motion covers) and bump the good guys from their own books!
Batman: The Dark Knight will have multiple issues starring new and classic rogues with multiple issues in their criminal minds by an all-star roster of creators!
Here’s the descriptions courtesy DC:
BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT #23.1: THE VENTRILOQUIST
Written by GAIL SIMONE, Art by DERLIS SANTACRUZ, 3-D motion cover by PATRICK GLEASON and MICK GRAY
The origin of the Ventriloquist is revealed! One of them has powerful Continue reading Villains Take Over BATMAN THE DARK KNIGHT
This week’s Detective Comics #15 has the Joker cut cover and is billed as a tie-in to Death of the Family. I wouldn’t call this issue an essential part of the crossover. The Joker’s recent encounter with Penguin certainly has an impact on this book but Clayface is the star of this issue.
Clayface is raging across Gotham City in search of Poison Ivy who is buried alive. Batman uncovers the truth and tries to beat it into Clayface. I love how John Layman has twisted all the plots of several villains working with and against each other.
You have to read Batman #14 to learn of the Penguin’s connection to the Joker but this issue sets the stage for big shakeup in the Penguin’s criminal empire and a new villain’s rise to power in this book. You may get this book for the Joker tie-in but I think you’ll enjoy it for the fun story and great visuals by Jason Fabok.
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