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A review by wannabekingpin
Batman: Crimson Mist by Gregory Wright, John Beatty, Doug Moench, Kelley Jones
3.0
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About the Comic: Gotham City is overrun by villains, monsters of human kind. Free to kill and terrorize, they do so openly, feeling no need to hide. Brutality of it all has pushed two old Batman’s friends to take up drastic measures. For when men can no longer be helped by heroes, what better way to fight monsters than with another monster?…
My Opinion: Batman fights his own human nature, and that of bloodlust, derived from Dracula’s curse, all whilst aware he’s only bidding his and his friends time. Story is written much better than previous two, without the leaps in logic, or strange takes on story aspects, myths, legends. Still, I wish I could tell you it was a page turner, but it wasn’t. If anything, I counted pages to the end of it. But this is one of those works where there’s a slew of other reasons to read it, no matter the story.
About the Comic: Gotham City is overrun by villains, monsters of human kind. Free to kill and terrorize, they do so openly, feeling no need to hide. Brutality of it all has pushed two old Batman’s friends to take up drastic measures. For when men can no longer be helped by heroes, what better way to fight monsters than with another monster?…
My Opinion: Batman fights his own human nature, and that of bloodlust, derived from Dracula’s curse, all whilst aware he’s only bidding his and his friends time. Story is written much better than previous two, without the leaps in logic, or strange takes on story aspects, myths, legends. Still, I wish I could tell you it was a page turner, but it wasn’t. If anything, I counted pages to the end of it. But this is one of those works where there’s a slew of other reasons to read it, no matter the story.