This value-priced collection features over 500 pages ofclassic comics.The Caped Crusader teams up with some of the World's Greatest Super-Heroesin this titanic volume guest-starring Wonder Woman, TheFlash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, The Atom, GreenArrow and many others.
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The Caped Crusader at his best!
Feb 2 2007
By J. Belk
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Format:Paperback
What's great about this book is the range of the stories. Some have a light tone reminicent of the "Batman" TV series of the sixties, (The Metamporpho team-up even MENTIONS the show) others are dark, pulpy mysteries, (the Neal Adams drawn Deadman team-ups are particularly good) No matter which interpretation of the Dark Knight you prefer, your bound to dig at least a few of these tales.
Nearly every DC Great of the silver age makes an appearance, from Green Arrow to Green Lantern, from the Metal Men to the Teen Titans,(one of Robin's few appearances in this particular book) Batman even teams with Sgt. Rock in World War II,(!) and does battle with Eclipso, a rare villain who headlined his own series. One conspicuous absince is Superman, I guess we'll just have to wait for a Showcase of "World's Finest"
Nearly every DC Great of the silver age makes an appearance, from Green Arrow to Green Lantern, from the Metal Men to the Teen Titans,(one of Robin's few appearances in this particular book) Batman even teams with Sgt. Rock in World War II,(!) and does battle with Eclipso, a rare villain who headlined his own series. One conspicuous absince is Superman, I guess we'll just have to wait for a Showcase of "World's Finest"
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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Neal Adams to the rescue!
July 25 2009
By Hwy61Joe
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The first 300 pages of this collection are absolutely painful to read. Groan-inducing dialog, uninteresting villains and boring stories that drag on for 23 pages each. I almost gave up. Then about 300 pages in, Neal Adams takes over as the artist and everything changes. Comics are a visual medium and this collection proves the importance and influence a great artist can have. The stories drawn by Adams are 100% more enjoyable and completely turned my opinion around about this collection.
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Great trip down memory lane
Dec 20 2007
By M. Pierson
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Format:Paperback
I'm a big fan of team-ups and Silver Age Batman. The real treat about this collection is the last half contains a lot of stories drawn by one of my favorite Batman artists, Neal Adams. I understand these are printed in black and white to save on the production costs, I still can't help wanting to see these in color.
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