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A review by snugglor
Arkham Asylum: Madness by Sam Kieth
2.0
The artwork in this comic really isn't my style. There are a lot of different styles crammed onto each page and it made it hard for me to focus. I'm also not especially fond of the interpretations of the various inmates. Dreads for Harley? No way!
The story is okay. It documents a twenty-hour period in Arkham Asylum and follows one particular nurse as she pulls a double shift. Nothing much actually happens, but the asylum itself does come across as a living character.
There's no sign of Batman, in case that's a deal breaker.
I borrowed this from my local library and was happy with that. Had I paid the sticker price I may have been a little disappointed.
The story is okay. It documents a twenty-hour period in Arkham Asylum and follows one particular nurse as she pulls a double shift. Nothing much actually happens, but the asylum itself does come across as a living character.
There's no sign of Batman, in case that's a deal breaker.
I borrowed this from my local library and was happy with that. Had I paid the sticker price I may have been a little disappointed.