 Detective Comics #1023 $8.00 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Peter J. Tomasi (A) Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy (CA) Andrew Hennessy, Brad Walker Just when you thought it was safe to crack a smile, The Joker is back to crash the party! Hot on the heels of 'Joker War,' the Clown Prince of Crime is revealed as the mastermind behind Two-Face's turmoil-but to what end? Batman will need all the allies he can get, and what better ally than Harvey Dent? Can the Dark Knight cure his friend once and for all in time to fight the greatest battle of his life? Date Available: 05/27/2020
BONUS REVIEW by Shawn
 It seems like it's been forever since some titles came out. Some have been delayed for months, this issue feels like it's been delayed since 1993. Many pretty pages are used to convey a story that might not have filled out a whole cocktail napkin, were it written during a lost weekend. The art looks like an accident occurred after Marshall Rodgers and Todd McFarlane got into the same telepod. To be fair, it is early in the Joker War, so early that it looks more like a Joker Police Action from here. Highly recommended for the Joker enthusiast, Two-Face fans that might want see him in the most surprising costume ever, and anybody happy to read a Batman comic without Punchline in it. I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Peter J. Tomasi (A) Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy (CA) Andrew Hennessy, Brad Walker Just when you thought it was safe to crack a smile, The Joker is back to crash the party! Hot on the heels of 'Joker War,' the Clown Prince of Crime is revealed as the mastermind behind Two-Face's turmoil-but to what end? Batman will need all the allies he can get, and what better ally than Harvey Dent? Can the Dark Knight cure his friend once and for all in time to fight the greatest battle of his life? Date Available: 05/27/2020
BONUS REVIEW by Shawn
It seems like it's been forever since some titles came out. Some have been delayed for months, this issue feels like it's been delayed since 1993. Many pretty pages are used to convey a story that might not have filled out a whole cocktail napkin, were it written during a lost weekend. The art looks like an accident occurred after Marshall Rodgers and Todd McFarlane got into the same telepod. To be fair, it is early in the Joker War, so early that it looks more like a Joker Police Action from here. Highly recommended for the Joker enthusiast, Two-Face fans that might want see him in the most surprising costume ever, and anybody happy to read a Batman comic without Punchline in it. I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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