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In this stunningly painted book, Batman's investigation into a series of recent macabre murders leads him to the past and an old case file of similarly horrific killings. As the murders continue with intensifying horror, the Dark Knight is driven to the edge of self-control. Coming to blows with his longtime ally, Commissioner Gordon, Batman must find a way to regain his s
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Paperback, 96 pages
Published
May 1st 2003
by DC Comics
(first published 2000)
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I picked this up because I saw a short story Pratt did in Heavy Metal. It was black and white and very sparse. I think I liked it because it stood out; most HM stuff is very detailed. This book was disappointing because he chose to cover everything in a very bland muddy painted color.
The story was awful and I stopped reading it to just look at the paintings, but none were very well done.
The story was awful and I stopped reading it to just look at the paintings, but none were very well done.

This graphic novel is an example of what occurs when style is given more weight than substance. The artwork is beautiful, a mixture of paint and pastel which makes every page come to life in luminescent color. The story is mundane; Batman is trying to catch yet another supernatural killer, all the while butting heads with the police and tormented by nightmares. So, another Tuesday in Gotham.
You have to give George Pratt credit for trying to create a threat outside of Batman's usual Rogue's Galle ...more
You have to give George Pratt credit for trying to create a threat outside of Batman's usual Rogue's Galle ...more

This is definitely not your typical Batman. I loved everything about it. The darker, gory story line was a great change of pace. The art style took a few pages to get into. Once I got used to it, I loved it. I would recommend this to older fans of Batman due to the extremely dark content. It made the perfect Halloween read.

Excellent art, slightly reminiscent of Dan Brereton; the supernatural element was... unexpected, and not entirely fitting. Worth a read, if only for the art.

In this painted volume from George Pratt, the Batman faces a murder mystery that spans the realms of the supernatural. Ritualistic killings begin appearing across Gotham City, hearkening back to a string of unsolved deaths just like them six years earlier. Plagued by nightmares of demons and blood, Batman seeks the assistance of surviving witness Luci Boudreaux. A so-called "white witch," Luci directs Batman to seek out more metaphysical motives and prevent any more Gothamites from falling victi
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Feb 17, 2011
Phillip Goodman
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it leaves the memory of old sticky blood, lying still glistening on the face of a church.
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