Batman by Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale Omnibus Review!

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @kevinbarry6441
    @kevinbarry6441 Год назад +1

    Long Halloween and Dark Victory are easily my favorite Batman stories (throw in Year 1 to complete the top tier). This book is just fantastic.

    • @SuperFlyComicsGuy
      @SuperFlyComicsGuy  Год назад

      Me too! Love the moody, cinematic nature of Loeb and Sale’s work. Someday I’ll definitely have to revisit these stories on the channel and make a better quality video out of them, these stories deserve it! 😋

  • @brunopassarelli8993
    @brunopassarelli8993 2 года назад +4

    Hi! Great video! It is worth the money? I'm not totally sure if I will buy it or not! Thanks!

    • @SuperFlyComicsGuy
      @SuperFlyComicsGuy  2 года назад +6

      Thanks so much for watching! This is one of my favourite Batman books. If you’re a fan of Batman, especially movies such as The Dark Knight, then I strongly recommend this. It’s a great place for starting to read Batman because it requires no prior knowledge, and the art is phenomenal!

    • @geminisundone
      @geminisundone Год назад +2

      Hey man.
      Just ordered this for £67.
      I have the long Halloween and dark victory in trades but I haven't read the rest.
      On first reading the long Halloween I enjoyed it but wasn't blown away ( rather like hush ) but once I re-read the long Halloween I was blown away ( unlike hush on re-read it got worse imo )
      Dark Victory on first reading utterly blew me away so I'm looking forward to reading this in Omni format.
      Keep up the great videos mate ✌️

  • @rosswilson8917
    @rosswilson8917 Год назад +1

    Long Halloween is better read when compared to Dark Victory and Hush in my opinion. Hush is more about the art.

    • @SuperFlyComicsGuy
      @SuperFlyComicsGuy  Год назад

      I think that’s a fair assessment. As much as I adore Jim Lee’s artwork in Hush, the story is pretty silly. With Long Halloween, however, both the art and the story gripped me all the way through