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Batman #687 (1940)
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1940 DC Comics
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Judd Winick Art by Ed Benes & Rob Hunter Cover by Tony Daniel & Sandu Florea Variant cover by JG Jones
In this special epilogue to BATTLE FOR THE COWL, new BATMAN writer Judd Winick rejoins the Bat Family! This 40-page issue explores the final moments of the Battle for the Cowl as the new Batman learns that winning the Cowl comes at a high price! Witness the new Batman taking to the streets of Gotham City for the first time! Putting a new man inside the Bat-suit was the easy part – now the fun begins! Guest-starring Superman and Wonder Woman, this issue is a must-read for any Batman fan.
Date Available: 06/10/2009
BONUS REVIEW by Jimmy PS Hayes
OK, Judd Winick, you’re back in my good graces….for now. Bringing along Ed Benes sure didn’t hurt either. I was really caught off guard at how much I liked this issue and how the smoothly the transition from old to new has gone-so far. A new, yet familiar, Batcave is established and life starts rolling on. All in all, a really solid comic that get’s you pretty interested in just where the Bat-Universe is going.
I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams
Written by Judd Winick Art by Ed Benes & Rob Hunter Cover by Tony Daniel & Sandu Florea Variant cover by JG Jones
In this special epilogue to BATTLE FOR THE COWL, new BATMAN writer Judd Winick rejoins the Bat Family! This 40-page issue explores the final moments of the Battle for the Cowl as the new Batman learns that winning the Cowl comes at a high price! Witness the new Batman taking to the streets of Gotham City for the first time! Putting a new man inside the Bat-suit was the easy part – now the fun begins! Guest-starring Superman and Wonder Woman, this issue is a must-read for any Batman fan.
Date Available: 06/10/2009
BONUS REVIEW by Jimmy PS Hayes
OK, Judd Winick, you’re back in my good graces….for now. Bringing along Ed Benes sure didn’t hurt either. I was really caught off guard at how much I liked this issue and how the smoothly the transition from old to new has gone-so far. A new, yet familiar, Batcave is established and life starts rolling on. All in all, a really solid comic that get’s you pretty interested in just where the Bat-Universe is going.
I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams
