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Batman Last Knight On Earth #2 CVR A

Name: Batman Last Knight On Earth #2 CVR A
Brand: DC Comics
SKU: 76194135390600211
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Scott Snyder(w), Greg Capullo(a)(c), Jonathan Glapion(a)

The world has been destroyed, and Batman is on a quest to find out who's responsible. But when villains from his past begin to complicate things for the Dark Knight, he finds an unlikely ally in a place known as 'the Plains of Solitude.'

Item #: 59462 Diamond code: MAY190360 UPC: 76194135390600211

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From IGN: Batman: Curse of the White Knight is bombarding the Dark Knight with dark secrets from his family's past. And in Justice League, Batman is fighting to save the entire Multiverse from complete destruction. In the midst of all this drama, it might seem like a bad time for Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo to tackle a completely separate Batman epic. Yet somehow Last Knight on Earth manages to rise above the fray and establish itself as one of DC's best Batman comics of 2019.
From Multiversity Comics: Snyder, Capullo, Glapion, Plascencia, and Napolitano have crafted a middle chapter that gets deep into the exploration into this superhero wasteland and explores the horror found within it. Snyder is not holding back with drawing from DC History and crafting dystopian versions of beloved characters and concepts. The art team follows suit by working together to create this overall sense of unease and crafting excellent horror sequences. “Batman: Last Knight on Earth” #2 is a very tight bridge to the introduction to this mini-series that keeps readers eager to see what else is waiting for them in the final chapter.
From Newsarama: After a decade of being one of DC’s most bankable and prolific writers, Scott Snyder’s work on Batman: Last Knight on Earth brings an excitement and enthusiasm for the DC Universe that makes it seem like it’s still his first day on the job.
Teaming up with his longtime Bat-collaborator Greg Capullo, Last Knight on Earth may be a dystopia, but that doesn’t mean it’s an unhappy one — instead, Snyder and Capullo gleefully slam together their toys in a way that feels celebratory rather than deconstructive, resulting in something that reads like a twisted take on a Silver Age storyline. While this storyline isn’t necessarily as cohesive or focused as their work elsewhere, Snyder and Capullo double down on the crazy nicely in Batman: Last Knight on Earth, delivering a wild and entertaining read.