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Notes:
(1) The plot here is really dense and possibly too complex for a single issue.
- Though, this was the very start of Dini's "Detective Comics" run, so I'll cut him some slack.
(2) Williams III brings his usual Mucha-esque art style, but in two different forms.
- A very bare-bones coloring style for Bruce Wayne scenes.
- His usual painterly style for the Batman scenes.
— Mar 02, 2026 09:25AM
Notes:
(1) The plot here is really dense and possibly too complex for a single issue.
- Though, this was the very start of Dini's "Detective Comics" run, so I'll cut him some slack.
(2) Williams III brings his usual Mucha-esque art style, but in two different forms.
- A very bare-bones coloring style for Bruce Wayne scenes.
- His usual painterly style for the Batman scenes.
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Mar 05, 2026 07:26AM
So you say the plot could have been spread around two or more issues to make it less dense and complex?
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Mika wrote: "So you say the plot could have been spread around two or more issues to make it less dense and complex?"Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. Certainly less dense, and less complex in the sense that, while the core complexity of the case remains, it would feel less difficult to grasp because there'd be more time for it to play out.
