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A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: Chuck Dixon. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése
A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: Chuck Dixon. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése

2014. szeptember 21., vasárnap

Joker: Last Laugh - Rating


The story was portrayed in five (plus one) one-half length issues, and though it was not in the story so much, Chuck Dixon relatively successful compensates that the plot has turned into uninteresting by lot of threads and jokes. The real curse of such stories is that after the ambitious beginning, it turns into total mediocrity at the end. But fortunately this did not happen.

Although the global events eventually shrank to Gotham and were reduced a Batman (and others) vs. Joker clashes, they still managed to find a good completion. And if that would have allowed Chuck Dixon to successfully achieve Joker's plan, it could be a real milestone in the life of Batman Family. Scott Beatty's main thread: Shilo and Dina with the slab stuck (literally) in the middle of the nothing was also pretty enjoyable, the only problem that it was completely unnecessary.

The level of lot of Tie in was quite variable, but the vast majority was alibi issue. There were some unacceptable crap and roughly the same amount of good as well. The general problem was that their authors were not really informed about the progress of the main story, so it real contradictions occurred. Just Chuck Dixon's issues were fit well in the mainstream. Moreover, these issues expanded a by thread, in principle. But Chuck Dixon had not enough energy for this, so this were meaningless crap with deteriorating standards.
The original Hungarian blog post is here.

2014. július 24., csütörtök

Robin 095 - Book of Dead

Croc Attack!


Joker and Rancor are waiting to Batman in Gotham Cathedral, while they are dreaming how they will kill the whole bat team.

Batman and Spoiler join to Huntress in the basement/dungeon of Arkham Asylum. They examine Robin's ripped clothes with which is associated a skull too soon. It's time for a little schmooze, when they are attacked by Mr. Zsasz who is beaten by them jointly and it immediately alleviates their grief.

In the Cathedral, Joker presents his battle plan to the rest of Super Evil (Cheerleader: Rancor) but it is only joking. During the dog walking, Alfred is talking th the pastor about that he didn't see Timothy Drake (Robin in civil) for days. Oracle and Blue Beetle are mourning of Robin in the Gotham Clock Tower, when the aforementioned arrives and tells the story of what happened. Well, it was nothing special, just he escaped from Killer Croc who could just rip off his shirt, and the skull was someone else's skull. Meanwhile the police invade the basement/dungeon of Arkham Asylum arrest Killer Croc and Mr. Zsasz and are joking about the skeletons found there. (Republican or Democrat?) Blue Beetle takes Robin to the cathedral to appease the anxious Batman because Joker somehow blocks the radio signal. Meanwhile, Nightwing throws himself into action.

Chuck Dixon's story is flat, uninteresting and boring. In addition, it is falling apart to few paged episodes which relate to each other just in principle. A few alibi action can't help it. Jeff Parker's simple, few lined draws evoke the silver age.

The facial expressions sometimes are better

sometimes are terribly lame.

My favorite is Joker's grotesque face.

Service Message: Mammoth, Warp, Copperhead, and Hellgrammite also attend on the military council.
The original Hungarian blog post is here.

2014. április 23., szerda

Joker: Last Laugh 02 - Siege Mentality


Return to the main story. We left it that the prison rebellion was successful, but they have not been able to break out of the Slab, but the all super evil is Jokerized. Black Canary has penetrated into the Slab, Blue Beetle covers her from the outside and Batman has appeared at the scene. Oracle and Nightwing have only recently learned of the developments. Shilo and Dina are trying to get out of the Slab.