Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #74

Legends of the Dark Knight (1989)

by Ted McKeever, Digital Chameleon (Colorist)

"Engines" part 1! A strange new legend of the Dark Knight is seen through the eyes of Eustace, a slaughterhouse worker and a serial killer, whose last murderous hunt becomes a confrontation with not only Batman, but something strange and monstrous growing within the industrial wastelands of Gotham City.

27 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 5, 1995

About the author

Theodore Paul McKeever is an American artist known for his work in several comic book companies. McKeever has written and also fully painted many comics. He is known for his distinct graphic style.

Reviews

[James DeSantis]

Legends of the Dark Knight #74 is a strange, unsettling trip. It follows a man slowly unraveling into a serial killer after experiencing Gotham’s twisted reality, or at least his version of it. The art mirrors his descent, shifting wildly and becoming hard to follow at times, but that seems intentional. It’s meant to reflect his warped perspective, and while I admire the ambition, it kept me at a bit of a distance emotionally. Still, it’s an intriguing, off-kilter read that sticks with you.