Batman Incorporated. Volume 2, Gotham's Most Wanted

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Published Reviews

Publisher's Weekly Review: "Chaos rips across Gotham in the second and concluding collection of Morrison's series about Batman's attempt to franchise himself around the world, a move which provokes crime syndicate the Leviathan and Ra's al Ghul's even more sinister daughter Talia. Morrison's tight but occasionally tangled writing flips from Bruce Wayne's interrogation by Jim Gordon back to the battle that followed the brainwashing of hordes of children and teenage punks by Leviathan (Frank Miller's Mutants get a cameo), which brought the city to its knees. Batman, absent for much of the story, becomes an even more distant idea here, with Nightwing and the young Damian Wayne (Bruce and Talia's son) moving to the center of the dizzying action. There are glimpses of a worldwide war, with Argentina's El Gaucho fighting the good fight, as does Jiro, the "Batman of Japan" (he gets a couple standalone adventures near the end). Burnham's art remains both highly detailed and epic in scale-the story is occasionally too tongue-in-cheek for its own good, though the Bat-cow standalone story is comic gold. All in all, it's thunderously bravura storytelling, with a notable subtext about the dangers of privatized crime fighting. (Dec.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved."

Additional Information

Series	New 52.
Subjects	Batman -- (Fictitious character) -- Comic books, strips, etc. Superheroes -- Comic books, strips, etc. Superhero comic books, strips, etc. Comic books, strips, etc. Graphic novels.
Publisher	New York, NY :DC Comics,2013
Other Titles	New 52 (Comic strip) Gotham's Most Wanted
Contributors	Morrison, Grant, author. Burnham, Chris, 1977- author, illustrator. Keatinge, Joe, author. Fairbairn, Nathan, author, illustrator. Raicht, Mike, author. DiDio, Dan, 1959- author. Masters, Jason, artist. Lucas, Jorge, artist. Bressan, Andrei, artist. Simeoni, Emanuel, artist. Leon, John Paul, artist. Stanisci, John, artist. Van Sciver, Ethan, artist. Shalvey, Declan, artist. Kane, Bob, contributor. DC Comics, Inc., publisher.
Language	English
Notes	"Batman created by Bob Kane." "Originally published in single magazine form in Batman Incorporated #7-13, Batman Incorporated special #1"--Title page verso.
Description	1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 27 cm.
ISBN	9781401244002 (hardcover) 1401244009 (hardcover) 9781401246976 (softcover) 1401246974 (softcover)
Other	Classic View