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Home / Batman Incorporated #5 (2012)

Batman Incorporated #5 (2012)

Batman Incorporated #5 (2012)

$4.50

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2012 DC

Batman Incorporated #5 (2012) has been added to your cart.

VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Grant Morrison
(A/CA) Chris Burnham

• Return to the future world seen in BATMAN #666, where Damian has taken over the mantle of the Bat! • The whole world has gone mad. The only sane people left are in Arkham Asylum - where Batman is the warden!

Date Available: 11/28/2012

Reviews


Batman Incorporated is the pinnacle of the strongest of the New 52 books, and there are many reasons for that. Mainly, the immensely talented creative team puts forth a confident and fully-integrated vision for a risky direction in Batman's crime-fighting career. The stakes are huge and emotionally potent. BI #5 ties together multiple story threads hearkening back to the pre-New 52 "The Return of Bruce Wayne", "Time and The Batman", "R.I.P.", and Morrison's "Batman & Robin". This issue is so personal and painful, but also whimsical and wonderful. For the uninitiated, seek out Batman issues #666 and 700 to get a glimpse at the bigger picture. I'm a Morrison freak, I admit it, but this is truly one of the best single issues I have ever read.

Gavin Rehfeldt 10 out of 10 GRAHAMS