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A review by lattelibrarian
Batman: Arkham Asylum - A Serious House on Serious Earth by Grant Morrison
5.0
This was my first real Batman experience (besides Holy Musical B@man, but I'll cast that aside, since it was a parody...) and it was a riveting ride. It explored many of his enemies in ways that I really didn't expect.
Not really knowing all about super heroes, I figured that they were simply supervillains. After getting into Marvel (yes, I know that Batman is DC), it came to my knowledge that supervillains were much more than just bad guys who want to take over the world. Arkham Asylum explored this very well.
All of the villains became much more menacing and realistic as their minds, and Batman's mind, were explored.
It really was wonderful.
Not really knowing all about super heroes, I figured that they were simply supervillains. After getting into Marvel (yes, I know that Batman is DC), it came to my knowledge that supervillains were much more than just bad guys who want to take over the world. Arkham Asylum explored this very well.
All of the villains became much more menacing and realistic as their minds, and Batman's mind, were explored.
It really was wonderful.