Batman: Dark Victory (Hardcover)

from aadyer

A good, dark, tale of crime and coping with loss as well as an investigation into Batmans coping strategies. Very dark at times, this ask so introduces Robin, an event that has been both better & worse in other titles. I enjoyed this but I'm not sure it's art is up to the story telling. Apart fro...

from tiamatq

This sequel to "The Long Halloween" delves into the war between Gotham's organized crime families and the chaotic team of "freaks" that have escaped from Gotham. Batman is aided (and sometimes hindered) by Commissioner Gordon and the GCPD, new D.A. Janice Porter, Catwoman, and Robin. There's a ne...

from FFortuna

I didn't like it quite as much as The Long Halloween -- TLH felt contained, recursive, atmospheric. DV expands a little more, dealing with most of the same plot lines but in a way that feels more like a big Batman 'verse. So, I loved it as a Batman story, and it has a lot of great villain action ...

from SumisBooks

This one was good but it wasn't great. I tend to not like a lot of Batman comics with Robin included. That's just my personal preference. This comic series does however have an all-star cast including Catwoman, Two-Face and the infamous Joker. All around it was okay and I would still recommend it...

from jediphil683

Not quite as solid as Long Halloween, I'd say that Dark Victory proves itself a strong entry in the Batman canon. Loeb and Sale's post-Year One stories (DV and LH) go a long way towards fleshing out Batman and Bruce Wayne both, and built up the best take on the Harvey Dent/Two-Face Bruce Wayne/Ba...