The New Year ushers in all-new horror! In the aftermath of December’s tale of yuletide terror, serial killer Holiday has made Gotham his stomping grounds and an enraged and jealous Joker decides to take matters into his own hands!
Joseph "Jeph" Loeb III is an Emmy and WGA nominated American film and television writer, producer and award-winning comic book writer. Loeb was a Co-Executive Producer on the NBC hit show Heroes, and formerly a producer/writer on the TV series Smallville and Lost.
A four-time Eisner Award winner and five-time Wizard Fan Awards winner (see below), Loeb's comic book career includes work on many major characters, including Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, Hulk, Captain America, Cable, Iron Man, Daredevil, Supergirl, the Avengers, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, much of which he has produced in collaboration with artist Tim Sale, who provides the comic art seen on Heroes.
I am finishing these faster than kevin hart makes movies. So holiday takes a new victim. Batman saves gotham from the joker killing hundreds of people. The gordons pay the harveys a visit.
Best issue so far. The Art on this is really something else. This is joker at his craziest. Trying to eliminate a murderer he dees as competition. Best quote: when the clock strikes twelve, Will I get a little Kiss? Classic Joker
It’s New Years Eve in Gotham, and of course another holiday brings another tense night for Batman as the mysterious Holiday will surely strike again. Meanwhile, Joker is still trying to show he is the Clown Prince of Crime and steal back the limelight. He steals a plane and plans to drop a Joker gas bomb on the revellers at Gothams Times Square (or equivalent thereof). Bu will he succeed, or will his only success be in distracting Batman whilst Holiday strikes again?
This issue felt a little weak . . . at least in the Batman department. Joker steals a crop duster to drop his Joker gas on Gotham Square as people ring in the new year. He killed the co-pilot and a stewardess. For a crop duster? Doesn't ring true. Batman jumps on the plane and disables Joker. Yeah, whatever.
More interesting is that someone at the D.A.'s office uncovers a link between Falcone and Bruce Wayne. This is shared with Harvey Dent, who is working late. He is concerned. Upon arriving home, a NYE surprise of the Gordon's is popped upon him. Harvey is not in the celebratory mood. The wives talk. They lament the stress of their husband's jobs.
Joker really isn't happy that someone is taking the limelight. I love how he's drawn in this run, he's the polar opposite of Batman.
I'm enjoying the foreshadowing in some of the panels featuring Harvery Dent. Especially the panels with half his face hidden by shadow. If you know then its hardly subtle but I enjoyed it all the same.
দ্য কিলিং জোক এর 'জোকার'-ই বর্তমান সব জোকারের ইন্সপিরিশন হলেও আমার কিলিং জোকের জোকারকে তেমন আহামরি লাগে নাই। কিন্তু এখানের জোকারকে ভালই এঞ্জয় করেছি। কিছু লাইন আছে যা পড়ে মজা না পাওয়ার কোন উপায় নেই। আস্ত উম্মাদনা।
I'm starting to like this story very much. Although you start understanding where this is heading, from the beginning, the story has much to offer with respect to the early years of Batman, the foes and allies to come.
Every volume gets better and better. As a reader, I have some idea of how is this going to end, though you know the end all the same. Great story so far!
Stupendous. One of the most high profile targets in the family taken out, and multiple possible folks implicated. I absolutely love the setting, vibe, and art style for this one.