Batman: Knightfall Vol. 2: Knightquest (Paperback)

from ptdilloway

For the most part I really enjoyed this but it annoys me that some of the issues didn't seem properly grouped, so a new story would start before a previous one had been wrapped up. And of course some issues from the whole arc (mostly those concerning Bruce Wayne) are not in here, but at 656 pages...

from hskey

Something really different, and totally unexpected considering the end of Knightfall. Azrael/ Jean-Paul Valley is a fascinating character, at least for a comic-book it might not translate over very well to other mediums, but I really enjoyed how different he was compared to Bruce Wayne; totally v...

from aadyer

A continuation of the Knightfall saga. In many ways, easy to read, easy to follow & iconic, in its way. However, pacing & lack of drive dogs this in the middle two quarters, with some improvement in the third quarter. Good plotting is let down by a sedate pace, & a lack of feeling of direction. W...

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I read several of these stories back in the early 90's when they were in magazine form. This is somewhat of a mixed bag, as it travels across at least 5 titles and their interpretations. Still, an interesting take on Batman and how someone else might handle the responsibilities.

from Stahl-Ricco

A decent follow up to volume 1! Jean Paul Valley (a.k.a. Azreal) is still subbing for Bruce Wayne as the Batman, but he's not exactly doing what Wayne would do. And then he crosses the line that the original Batman refuses to cross, and, well, that's where volume 3 will pick up. Strangely, I kind...