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A review by posies23
Batman: Blind Justice by Dick Giordano, Sam Hamm, Denys Cowan
3.0
Written by the screenwriter of Tim Burton's first BATMAN film, this is a three-part Batman adventure that gives readers a bit of background on how Bruce Wayne became Batman, along with a story of Bruce being framed for anti-American activities. Oh, and there's a remote control exo-skeleton in there, too.
It's a bit of a mess, and INCREDIBLY wordy. The artwork is pretty well done, and helps to "sell" some of the weirdness of the story, but overall it just doesn't gel the way the best comics do.
As a historical oddity this is an interesting read. As a great Batman story, it fails to rise above "meh."
It's a bit of a mess, and INCREDIBLY wordy. The artwork is pretty well done, and helps to "sell" some of the weirdness of the story, but overall it just doesn't gel the way the best comics do.
As a historical oddity this is an interesting read. As a great Batman story, it fails to rise above "meh."