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Legends of the Dark Knight (2012) (Digital First)
Legends of the Dark Knight (2012-2015) #5
The Joker's plot to brainwash elite Gothamites into believing they're the Batman unfolds further in 'Crisis in Identity' part 2.
- GenresComics
23 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 5, 2012
About the author
B. Clay Moore
157 books31 followersB. Clay Moore has written comic books for virtually every major publisher, including Image Comics, Marvel Comics, DC Comics, WildStorm, Oni Press, Valiant Comics, Aftershock Comics and Top Cow Productions.
Among books Moore has co-created are: HAWAIIAN DICK (Image Comics), BATTLE HYMN (Image Comics), THE LEADING MAN (Oni Press), SAVAGE (Valiant), KI-6 KILLERS (Valiant), JSA LIBERTY FILES: THE WHISTLING SKULL (DC Comics), CASEY BLUE: BEYOND TOMORROW (Wildstorm/DC Comics), BILLY SMOKE (Macroverse) and the upcoming ENDLESS SUMMER: DEAD MAN'S CURVE and MILES FROM NOWHERE.
Hollywood has spent a lot of money optioning Moore's work.
He is currently branching into other mediums and gazing wistfully at the rain and listening to the trees whisper in the wind.
Among books Moore has co-created are: HAWAIIAN DICK (Image Comics), BATTLE HYMN (Image Comics), THE LEADING MAN (Oni Press), SAVAGE (Valiant), KI-6 KILLERS (Valiant), JSA LIBERTY FILES: THE WHISTLING SKULL (DC Comics), CASEY BLUE: BEYOND TOMORROW (Wildstorm/DC Comics), BILLY SMOKE (Macroverse) and the upcoming ENDLESS SUMMER: DEAD MAN'S CURVE and MILES FROM NOWHERE.
Hollywood has spent a lot of money optioning Moore's work.
He is currently branching into other mediums and gazing wistfully at the rain and listening to the trees whisper in the wind.
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May 10, 2022
(B) 73% | More than Satisfactory
Notes: More focus and clarity, still, feels like a parody, all iffy depictions, akin to fan-fiction, good art only accents disparity.
Notes: More focus and clarity, still, feels like a parody, all iffy depictions, akin to fan-fiction, good art only accents disparity.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews