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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN num: 9781401204440
ISBN number: 1401204449
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 192
Printing Date: May 01, 2005
Publishing house: DC Comics
Age index: Young Adult
Release Date: May 01, 2005
Sale Popularity Level: 341132
Studio: DC Comics
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Just in time for the release of 2005s most anticipated blockbuster, Batman Begins, comes a collection of the Dark Knights finest adventures in one volume! Batmans career is chronicled in BATMAN: THE GREATEST STORIES EVER TOLD, a unique collection that spans over six decades. Collected within is Batmans origin, some of his classic battles with rogues such as the Joker and Catwoman and other stories that define why Batman is the hero he is today. Featuring an introduction by author Les Daniels.
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I got this book because it has one of my favorite stories in it: "Robin Dies at Dawn". Overall, the book shows how Batman has changed throughout the years, from 1939 to the present day. In one story there is a scene showing the murder of Thomas and Martha wayne from young Bruce's perspective.. literally. It is a must-see for all Bat-Fans. However, I wouldn't recomend this book for young kids: It's very graphic towards the end; and has not only blood but a head-in-toilet interrogation scene and two guys calling each other "honey" and "sweetie". But if you can overlook that and would just like a book that shows Batman in all his stages, then this is the one for you.
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This collection of Batman stories is great! Each of the stories showcased in this collection is from a different era in Batman's history... and they are all fun to read and admire. My personal favorite in this collection is O'Neil/Adams' "The Joker's Five Way Revenge," perhaps because it is from the '70's, when I began reading comics and Adams' intepretation of Batman is so life-like. Also notable is "..My Beginning...and My Probable End," by Bar/Davis/Neary, since it fills it provides another round of character development for Bruce Wayne. For a semi-campy Batman and Robin story, "Robin Dies at Dawn," delivers. Even "24/7," a tale in the post-"Bruce Wayne -Murder?" era is an interesting story of Bruce Wayne rebuilding his reputation.
This collection provides a good representation of the development of Batman through the 20th century. A must have for Batman and comics fans.
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