Batman. Death in the family
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It was 1988-the 50th anniversary of the Dark Detective Knight-and his fans were given an unprecedented opportunity. They could solve the outcome of one of the most important storylines. Choice? To preserve the status quo and the dynamic duet of Batman and Robin, or to make Batman again who he was before-a gloomy loner who declared the war of crime. A vote was held, results were presented, a story happened - after his most crushing defeat, Robin died and Batman again became the only defender of Gotham.
But what will follow this tragedy? Will Batman become a more concentrated fighter for justice or slide to the level of a desperate avenger, unable to cope with loss? The answer to this question is hidden in five parts of the story Lonely Place for Death. But the main question remains open: does Batman need Robin?
In this publication, two stories are presented, which have become an icon of the genre. Here are the issues of “Batman” #426–429 and 440–442, “New Titans” #60–61, the history of 2006 from Batman: Yearbook ” #25, as well as the afterword, Marva Wulfman
But what will follow this tragedy? Will Batman become a more concentrated fighter for justice or slide to the level of a desperate avenger, unable to cope with loss? The answer to this question is hidden in five parts of the story Lonely Place for Death. But the main question remains open: does Batman need Robin?
In this publication, two stories are presented, which have become an icon of the genre. Here are the issues of “Batman” #426–429 and 440–442, “New Titans” #60–61, the history of 2006 from Batman: Yearbook ” #25, as well as the afterword, Marva Wulfman
Author:
Author:Wolfman M., Starlin Jim
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Comics and Graphic Novels
- Category:Humor & Entertainment
- Category:Home & Decor
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Completed
Series:
Series: Graphic novels. Batman
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-12958-0
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