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Batman (2011) (Single Issues)
Бэтмен. Светлое новое вчера
«Бэтмен. Светлое новое вчера» – коллекционный сингл от издательства «Азбука», который является нулевым выпуском рана Скотта Снайдера в «The New 52».
Издание приурочено к Международному дню Бэтмена 17 сентября 2016 года.
Перед вами предстанут молодой Бэтмен, мудрый Альфред, целеустремленный Гордон, Тим Дрейк, Джейсон Тодд, Дик Грейсон и Барбара Гордон.
В сингле вас ждут несколько сюрпризов-анонсов от издательства и специальные скидочные предложения от наших партнеров – комиксшопов, которые будут праздновать с нами День Бэтмена.
Обложка издания оформлена в двух альтернативных вариантах, что представляет для коллекционеров особую ценность.
Издание приурочено к Международному дню Бэтмена 17 сентября 2016 года.
Перед вами предстанут молодой Бэтмен, мудрый Альфред, целеустремленный Гордон, Тим Дрейк, Джейсон Тодд, Дик Грейсон и Барбара Гордон.
В сингле вас ждут несколько сюрпризов-анонсов от издательства и специальные скидочные предложения от наших партнеров – комиксшопов, которые будут праздновать с нами День Бэтмена.
Обложка издания оформлена в двух альтернативных вариантах, что представляет для коллекционеров особую ценность.
40 pages, Paperback
First published September 12, 2012
About the author
Scott Snyder
1,756 books5,306 followersScott Snyder is the Eisner and Harvey Award winning writer on DC Comics Batman, Swamp Thing, and his original series for Vertigo, American Vampire. He is also the author of the short story collection, Voodoo Heart, published by the Dial Press in 2006. The paperback version was published in the summer of 2007.
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July 20, 2020
هذه هي بدايتي في عالم الكوميكس، لماذا الآن؟ لا أعلم، ولكنه شيء كان في بالي دائماً وكُنت أريد تحقيقه، ولصعوبة شراء الكوميكس الأصلية سواء للظروف الدولارية أو ظروف أماكن البيع، فلا طريق إلا طريق الإلكتروني.
دائماً ما كُنت أشعر بإعجاب بشخصية "باتمان" ولذلك سأبدأ بها.. وهذا العدد "صفر" هو ما قبل البداية، أو مُلخص بسيط لبعض الأشخاص المُهمين في سلسلة "باتمان" والذين سيكونوا من أهم أبطال الحكايات.
March 17, 2016
This made me so happy.The first time the bat signal going up and all the future robins and Gotham vigilantes are looking at it.This is basically a different version of batman year one.In the end this was awesome enjoyed it alot!
May 14, 2021
This could have easily been added to the first zero year volume but for some reason they didn't and we get to read it after zero year whatever.
its a nice entry to read zero year if you ask me, even though it might appear to have some inconsistencies specially the fact that bruce wayne is supposed to hate gordon at first in zero year.
anyway i read so much batman today and i am thinking of reading even more.
its a happy day for me when i read so much and am enjoying myself <3
the follow up story is a nice story made me know i don't know nothing of the bat family they were all in the story and i had to pull up a page detailing the current bat family to know which of them is who.
but its a great origin story for all 4 kids.
its a nice entry to read zero year if you ask me, even though it might appear to have some inconsistencies specially the fact that bruce wayne is supposed to hate gordon at first in zero year.
anyway i read so much batman today and i am thinking of reading even more.
its a happy day for me when i read so much and am enjoying myself <3
the follow up story is a nice story made me know i don't know nothing of the bat family they were all in the story and i had to pull up a page detailing the current bat family to know which of them is who.
but its a great origin story for all 4 kids.
April 16, 2013
This was a great intro to this new series. We learn about Bruce Wayne's new brownstone and get to see The Red Hood Gang, Gordon and the Robin's!
Next up Batman, Vol. 1: The Court of Owls
Next up Batman, Vol. 1: The Court of Owls
July 31, 2013
This was a great start to the Batman New 52 line! I really liked when Gordon flashed the Bat-signal for the first time and all three future Robins (Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, and Tim Drake) saw it at the same time as young kids and were completely awe-struck. This was a fantastic component to this book!
October 11, 2014
What a great start to the new 52! Loved the batsignal plot.
September 18, 2017
A bit brutal, which does not surprise me based on some related things I've read, but I do like the way it brings in so many disparate characters. Establishes a solid base for rebooting.
It is kind of stupid that Jason would say his name.
It is kind of stupid that Jason would say his name.
March 10, 2016
I didn't like the main story, but I the backup was Awesome!!!
Waiting "Death in The Family"
Spoilers and Review
Waiting "Death in The Family"
Spoilers and Review
April 25, 2016
Loved this 1....what an epic start for Dick, Tim, Jason & Barbara :)
October 5, 2016
Pre Batman Bruce Wayne stops the Red Hood Gang from robbing a bank.
July 29, 2024
HQ apresenta uma narrativa envolvente que habilmente reúne as histórias de origem de alguns personagens importantes da Bat-família. A trama, bem desenvolvida e escrita, cativa o leitor do início ao fim, complementada por uma arte visualmente bonita. No entanto, o design editorial deixa a desejar em certos momentos, especialmente na escolha cromática da tipografia, onde o baixo contraste em determinadas seções compromete a legibilidade. Embora essas falhas sejam notáveis, elas não diminuem o impacto geral de uma história bem contada e artisticamente rica.
January 27, 2017
3.5 - The Batman origin is standard stuff (and Bruce watching an entire bank of people die without batting an eye rings a bit false), but the James Tynion origin of the Bat Signal that follows is a marvelous bit of storytelling - zooming in on three Robins (and one Batgirl) to learn where they were the first time the signal kicked on.
January 20, 2018
Creo que debí empezar con este xD al menos para mí, que soy nueva en esto, fue una buena introducción para los personajes.
March 29, 2018
really nice art and style, a new tale about the origins of batman in a more modern univers
September 30, 2019
The art could’ve been better, but this was an interesting look at pre-Batman Bruce Wayne and some of his future sidekicks.
March 28, 2020
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March 16, 2024
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January 29, 2026
Starting my DC journey with this comic and it was a nice introduction of Batman's and some of his allys' backstory.
March 18, 2017
Is Bruce Wayne but at the same time is not.
When they show the robins!! *fangirl moment*
Was really goood.
When they show the robins!! *fangirl moment*
Was really goood.
June 8, 2014
I read this before I started reading Zero Year which started on issue #21. Surprisingly enough, this was the set-up to that particular arc where Bruce Wayne has yet to discover the symbol for his vigilante crusade, and the Red Hood gang has been running amok in Gotham City for quite some time. I think this should be read as a supplemental issue right after you finish Death of the Family arc (issues #13-17).
However, what caught my attention was the short story at the end, co-written by no other than James Tynion IV (whom I have been familiar with here in Synder's run, and Detective Comics issue #19). I have mentioned before that I have enjoyed his pieces so far (Ghost Lights, People in the Dark, etc.) and this one entitled Tomorrow is yet another delightful flash fiction. It's sort of a meta commentary on the Batman mythos where Jim Gordon is standing on the rooftop with the bat signal on, and his daughter Barbara was asking him why night after night he religiously turns that on.
Meanwhile, we see Tim Drake (soon-to-be second Robin and now Red Robin of Teen Titans) exposing his principal's corruption using his savvy computer skills; Jason Todd (soon-to-be third Robin and now Red Hood) robbing a store with a friend who killed someone and so he had to reprimand him; and Dick Grayson (soon-to-be first Robin and now Nightwing) promoting his family circus act, The Flying Graysons. While they're doing their own respective things, the bat signal lights up in the sky and they all look up from where they are (all equally mesmerized), not knowing yet that one day they will each cross paths with Batman and with each other.
Back at the rooftop, Jim Gordon explains to his daughter that, "anyone who actually stands for what's right in this wicked town...they need all the belief they can get" which is another reason why he keeps that light on every night, not just as a way to communicate with Batman but more of an indication to Gothamites that their secret fantasy for a better tomorrow isn't just that. It's alive and thriving.
Jim walks out and ask his daughter to come down with him but Barbara chose to linger for a while, looking at the symbol of hope across the dark sky--also not knowing then that one day she will become Batgirl herself and fight for a city her father desperately believes in.
It was a sublime and very touching short piece. I just like any story that focuses on the dynamics of the members of the Bat-family and what being a crime fighter personally means to them.
RECOMMENDED: 8/10
[DO READ MORE ABOUT MY BATMAN REVIEWS IN http://batman-comics-geek.blogspot.com/]
However, what caught my attention was the short story at the end, co-written by no other than James Tynion IV (whom I have been familiar with here in Synder's run, and Detective Comics issue #19). I have mentioned before that I have enjoyed his pieces so far (Ghost Lights, People in the Dark, etc.) and this one entitled Tomorrow is yet another delightful flash fiction. It's sort of a meta commentary on the Batman mythos where Jim Gordon is standing on the rooftop with the bat signal on, and his daughter Barbara was asking him why night after night he religiously turns that on.
Meanwhile, we see Tim Drake (soon-to-be second Robin and now Red Robin of Teen Titans) exposing his principal's corruption using his savvy computer skills; Jason Todd (soon-to-be third Robin and now Red Hood) robbing a store with a friend who killed someone and so he had to reprimand him; and Dick Grayson (soon-to-be first Robin and now Nightwing) promoting his family circus act, The Flying Graysons. While they're doing their own respective things, the bat signal lights up in the sky and they all look up from where they are (all equally mesmerized), not knowing yet that one day they will each cross paths with Batman and with each other.
Back at the rooftop, Jim Gordon explains to his daughter that, "anyone who actually stands for what's right in this wicked town...they need all the belief they can get" which is another reason why he keeps that light on every night, not just as a way to communicate with Batman but more of an indication to Gothamites that their secret fantasy for a better tomorrow isn't just that. It's alive and thriving.
Jim walks out and ask his daughter to come down with him but Barbara chose to linger for a while, looking at the symbol of hope across the dark sky--also not knowing then that one day she will become Batgirl herself and fight for a city her father desperately believes in.
It was a sublime and very touching short piece. I just like any story that focuses on the dynamics of the members of the Bat-family and what being a crime fighter personally means to them.
RECOMMENDED: 8/10
[DO READ MORE ABOUT MY BATMAN REVIEWS IN http://batman-comics-geek.blogspot.com/]
December 9, 2015
Не знам какво ме прихвана, че да започна да чета това. Може би от уважение към доброто старо време. Спомням си, като бях малка, много обичах комикси за супер-герои и Батман определено ми е сред любимите. Обаче... 'де да знам. Нещо не ме зарибява като едно време. Усещам, че стила на рисуване ме дразни. На времето нямаше толкова много разпространена манга, даже не знаех какво е, и американските комикси бяха много популярни. Обаче сега "американското" направо ми блъска в мозъка. По принцип, често се чудя кои ме дразнят повече: циганите, турците или американците (все по различни причини, разбира се).
Абе, ще видим до къде ще продължи това ми "уважение към доброто старо време", може да си наваксам с любимите, от време оно, комикси.
Абе, ще видим до къде ще продължи това ми "уважение към доброто старо време", може да си наваксам с любимите, от време оно, комикси.
November 12, 2012
I guess I will refrain from mentioning the glaring absence of characters like Cassandra Cain and Helena Bertinelli and focus on what I was given. Snyder's take of Bruce's beginnings as Batman had potential, but I felt like it felt a little flat by the end of it, but the art was really good as usual, so I guess there's that. I found the back-up story of the Robins and the one Batgirl DC allows to exist significantly more enjoyable, though I can't say I'm a fan of the way Tim continues to be portrayed in the reboot. Good thing I never really thought of myself as a Tim Drake fan.
October 11, 2012
I heart Batman. I heart Scott Snyder. I've cried, gasped and laughed my way through a lot of the Batman mythology. However, I am not the kid that grew up loving comic books and knowing every little thing about Batman. This origin story helped me fill in some pieces of the puzzle I hadn't figured out yet. For that alone, it gets 4 stars.
November 23, 2014
It's good, just not what I'm looking for. Something just doesn't strike me quite right about the image of this Bruce Wayne. He looks incredibly young, which is cool, especially on a #0. But it carries through.
September 18, 2016
Im not into dc superheroes to be honest but this new collection of issues are pretty good, Im kinda in love with the illustrations.
Im really excited to read this issues and also all the villians issues!!!
Im not into dc superheroes but it's villians? ohmygod I love them
Im really excited to read this issues and also all the villians issues!!!
Im not into dc superheroes but it's villians? ohmygod I love them
November 24, 2016
Un buen inicio, explicando alguna que otra cosa y preparandome para el #1, espero que los personajes que no sé cuales son, los expliquen más adelante.
Para ser el primer cómic que leo, es algo nuevo y lioso pero me acostumbraré.
Para ser el primer cómic que leo, es algo nuevo y lioso pero me acostumbraré.
September 22, 2012
One of the better issue zero books that actually explains a lot of confusing things about the Batman titles.
February 22, 2014
Well, it sure was nice to see all of those familiar faces again.
(And can we talk about the fact that my very first "book" read in 2014 is actually this? Plus it came at the end of February.)
(And can we talk about the fact that my very first "book" read in 2014 is actually this? Plus it came at the end of February.)
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