Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
Book Review: "a bat, alfred is there to strike fear into criminals"
Summary: 5 Stars
The Dark Knight Returns is a comic which is more realistic then life itself. Miller knew exactly what the bat needed and he gave it to him perfectly. This book is a must to all fans all around the world
G~Book Review: Batman comes out of retirement to whoop ass.
Summary: 5 Stars
Ten years after Bruce Wayne retires Batman, Gotham City is in chaos as psychos rip the city apart and sensitive humanitarians back-up their "socially misaligned" behavior, Bruce's alter ego fights back and enevitably wins to give criminals the justice they deserve.In the process he splits society in two.I recommend this book to everyone on Earth because it is second only to the Bible.Book Review: Not simply a "comic book"
Summary: 5 Stars
A dark, compelling look at a Batman at the end of his career (and the end of his rope). Th striking imagery and sharp text bring you the story of a world, and a Batman, that has to quote Stephen King "moved on." This is one of the best examples of graphic storytelling you will ever read. Not simply a "comic book," but a thoughtful story about heroes and the way we perceive them.Book Review: THE Batman story
Summary: 5 Stars
If you are just getting into Batman then read this book. Some of the older readers have a good idea about Batmans personality and the way he works, but if you dont know then this is the book to read. This story is done perfectly. I recommend this story to all Batman readers old or young.Book Review: Good, but there are better Batman stories out there
Summary: 4 Stars
This is definitely worth reading, but it is not as good as Batman: Year One (also by Frank Miller). Maybe it is just because I find the beginning more interesting than the end. Whatever the reason, I think both books are must reads for anyone who has ever had any exposure to Batman (Including those who have seen the old TV shows and movies) because THIS is the REAL (as real as he can be) Batman.