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[PREVIEW] 
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Subject: Detective Comics #999
Posted Mon Feb 25, 2019 at 06:59:43 pm EST (Viewed 393 times) |
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Comments? Anticipation to 1000?
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Batman Pulls a Fight Club in Tomorrow’s Detective Comics #999 appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.
Detective Comics #999
(W) Peter J. Tomasi (A/CA) Doug Mahnke, Jaime Mendoza
The truth behind the gauntlet Batman has been forced to run-a violent odyssey that endangered the lives of everyone who made him who he is-is revealed at last…and the mastermind working to unmake the Batman must be seen to be believed! Is there a goal here beyond destruction? Will Batman emerge stronger…or with a mortal wound at the exact moment that his most dangerous challenge yet is on the horizon in next month’s DETECTIVE COMICS #1000?
RATED T
In Shops: Feb 27, 2019
SRP: $3.99
SOURCE:
https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/02/25/batman-fight-club-detective-comics-999/
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Grey Gargoyle
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Subject: Re: Detective Comics #999 [Re: [PREVIEW]]
Posted Wed Feb 27, 2019 at 03:24:15 am EST (Viewed 355 times) |
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It reminds me that Neil Gaiman & Kurt Busiek once imagined together a similar plot, a long time ago, while they were going to a convention.
The idea never became a story but Neil Gaiman recycled a part of it when he wrote "Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?" (in an alternate reality, the Joker was actually Alfred, an actor who impersonated the Joker because Batman needed an archenemy) and also when he wrote "A Black & White World" (in another alternate reality, both the Joker & Batman are actuallly actors and their adventures are a staged affair).
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Jeff M
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Subject: on a similar alternate universe note [Re: Grey Gargoyle]
Posted Wed Feb 27, 2019 at 02:58:35 pm EST (Viewed 305 times) |
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How about that John Byrne cover?
It brings back good memories for me.
I don't love all of his stuff, but I thought his "Generations" elseworlds, and the Captain America cross over that inspired them were really cool.
Jeff
www.dogfoodforchairs.com
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Stupid Baby
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Subject: Re: Detective Comics #999 [Re: [PREVIEW]]
Posted Wed Feb 27, 2019 at 04:43:08 pm EST (Viewed 316 times) |
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so, I havent read it yet. I flipped through it in the store, Ill get it next time im in, this weekend maybe.
So, who was behind all of it? why? what was the motive for everything?
"I would never want to be a member of any club that would have me as a member"
- Groucho Marx
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emerickman
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Subject: Re: Did you like it? [Re: Stupid Baby]
Posted Mon Mar 04, 2019 at 10:02:22 am EST (Viewed 296 times) |
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Quote: so, I havent read it yet. I flipped through it in the store, Ill get it next time im in, this weekend maybe.
So, who was behind all of it? why? what was the motive for everything?
So. As you prob know by now the big bad was... *koff*Batman*koff* himself. That weird self-perpetuating, VR-angst, psycho-trauma program he gifts himself every birthday. So. What did you think of it after reading?
Did you like it? How 'bout anyone else?
Jeff M comment about the good nostalgia with the Byrne variant feels right, eh. And speaking of Marvel crossovers, the banner submission scene screamed Iron Man movie rip off.
I miss Dad & Dan.
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Stupid Baby
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Subject: Re: Did you like it? [Re: emerickman]
Posted Wed Mar 06, 2019 at 07:23:27 am EST (Viewed 267 times) |
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so, I havent read it yet. I flipped through it in the store, Ill get it next time im in, this weekend maybe.
So, who was behind all of it? why? what was the motive for everything?
You ask if I like it?
You knw , honeslty, in the end, I really , really do! Its been so long since we had a story where we havent seen the pridictable villain, his defeat, and the end coming.
I really liked how it ended up, what we though was real, wasnt. And you know, I really liked how leslie was alive at the end. Others might not have liked it, but I did. I reccomend it.
"I would never want to be a member of any club that would have me as a member"
- Groucho Marx
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Irn12
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Subject: Re: Did you like it? [Re: emerickman]
Posted Thu Mar 21, 2019 at 09:58:57 pm EDT (Viewed 215 times) |
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Yes, I see the classic suit, the neoclassic suit, the blue centurion suit. 
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