Illustrators: Greg Capullo, Roge Antonio, Kelley Jones, Graham Nolan, Felix Ruiz, Roberto Viacava, Walden Wong, Christian Duce, John McCrea, Ronan Cliquet, Sam Kieth, Jeff Stokely, Clio Chiang, Joy Ang, Vera Brosgol, Bengal, Dustin Nguyen. Writers: Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Frank Tieri, Brian Buccellato, Becky Cloonan, Brenden Fletcher, Clio Chiang, Joy Ang, Vera Brosgol, Cameron Stewart. This TPB edition collects the main storyline of “Endgame” (focused in The Joker) in the title of “Batman” featured in #35-40 + Annual #3, along with the tie-ins “Arkham Manor: Endgame” #1, “Batgirl: Endgame” #1, “Detective Comics: Endgame” #1 and “Gotham Academy: Endgame” #1. I received a digital copy from NetGalley and the publisher. I kept hoping reading Snyder's Endgame for a second time might help me see it with fresh eyes (or some other nonsense), and maybe I'd find something I missed that would make me enjoy it a bit more. I was so annoyed that they expected me to re-read the same shit over again that it took me forever to finish it.
Of course, lots of people loved this arc, so.įor me, this was a struggle to get through. However, if you have read it (or own it), then this probably isn't going to impress you all that much. If you haven't read Endgame, maybe this would be the way to go? Especially if you're interesting in purchasing. I've got a better title - The Joke's on You: We Got Yer Money!
I was actually hoping for the Joker's point of view, because.well, the title says something to that effect. The Big Reveal at the end of that one left me cold, because I already knew who Eric Border was, and (bonus!) I don't tend to like tales told through the eyes of arbitrary characters. There's one nutty set of stories that are all connected, dealing with a doctor at Arkham and some of her loony patients. The rest of the tie-ins deal with what's going on for different characters during the Endgame crisis. It was told without dialogue, which worked really well for me, because I absolutely LOVE the art from that title. The tie-in stories aren't bad, but they're mostly about random characters.and then Batgirl.Ĭonsidering how much I disliked the New Batgirl, I was shocked that it was my favorite out of the bunch. So nice of you to reprint Batman: Endgame, plus in a few tie-in issues, and sell it as a completely different book.
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