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PaulRom Reviews: Detective Comics #3 |
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Thursday, 03 November 2011 15:30 |
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One of the first titles for DC's 'New 52' relaunch was Detective Comics, the line which brought Batman into the world about 70 years ago. I was hooked by the first issue, and while it wasn't perfect, it felt like an instant classic to me. The excellent artwork, the compelling storyline, and believable characters all showed me that this was a title to follow. The second issue wasn't quite as good, but was still great. Now, the much anticipated third issue has hit stores. In this issue, Batman learns about how the Dollmaker uses various pieces of flesh from people he murders to....well, make dolls. As usual, there's some major spoilers in the following, so skip to the final paragraphs if you don't want to be spoiled before reading the issue.
Detective Comics #3 (2011)
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Written By:
Tony S. Daniel
Art/Cover By:
Tony S. Daniel
Ryan Winn
Synopsis:
He makes dolls out of his victims – and he’s Read more: |
