 Legends of the Dark Knight #6 (2012) $5.00 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Jeff Parker & Various (A) Gabriel Hardman & Various (CA) Guillem March • Three all-new digital adventures in print for the first time! • In 'Gotham Spirit,' Batman's unique relationship with Gotham City and her underworld is a gritty and beautiful thing... as four armed robbers are about to find out! • Then, while investigating a missing persons case, Batman finds himself hot on the trail of a real dragon in Gotham City! Will this legendary beast put an end to The Dark Knight? • Plus, in 'Look Inside,' a terrifying killer comes to Gotham City...will anyone be safe? Date Available: 03/06/2013
BONUS REVIEW by Gary Owens
 One comic, three stories. First one is a robbery, with an artist who likes Byrne’s drawings of thugs. Second involves a dragon, and the third has a new pale villain that’s perfect for a short story. I like LODK’s concise, more lit view of comic books, but I’m waiting for that edgy tale that takes Batman out of everyone’s comfort zone, like when Batman chose to take EPD (enhanced performance drugs) back in the first volume, long ago. The first LODK offered stories ranging his whole lifespan, and mistakes in his early days are good reads (see Year One). This is just a start to a great series. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Jeff Parker & Various (A) Gabriel Hardman & Various (CA) Guillem March • Three all-new digital adventures in print for the first time! • In 'Gotham Spirit,' Batman's unique relationship with Gotham City and her underworld is a gritty and beautiful thing... as four armed robbers are about to find out! • Then, while investigating a missing persons case, Batman finds himself hot on the trail of a real dragon in Gotham City! Will this legendary beast put an end to The Dark Knight? • Plus, in 'Look Inside,' a terrifying killer comes to Gotham City...will anyone be safe? Date Available: 03/06/2013
BONUS REVIEW by Gary Owens
One comic, three stories. First one is a robbery, with an artist who likes Byrne’s drawings of thugs. Second involves a dragon, and the third has a new pale villain that’s perfect for a short story. I like LODK’s concise, more lit view of comic books, but I’m waiting for that edgy tale that takes Batman out of everyone’s comfort zone, like when Batman chose to take EPD (enhanced performance drugs) back in the first volume, long ago. The first LODK offered stories ranging his whole lifespan, and mistakes in his early days are good reads (see Year One). This is just a start to a great series. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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