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"Holiday" is a serial killer who murders on holidays, but who is "Holiday"? The answer is revealed in one of the greatest detective stories I've read with one of the most breathtaking ends, ever! With many supervillains involveded, none of them was portrayed as deep as the other more realistic characters, like The Falcone Family (aka The Roman Empire). I didn't quite fall in love with the visual style but some drawings were brilliantly designed. I can't wait to hear about a movie adaptation. I was quite scared when I found out that I finished the book on a holiday! I believe in Harvey Dent! Ahmad Eddeeb August 2012

Batman: The Long Halloween

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In 1986 Frank Miller has given The Dark Knight - and the whole world of graphic novels - a whole new dark dimension, with his legendary "The Dark Knight Returns". The next year he decides to give him a proper beginning. "Batman: Year One" follows the first year of the rise of Batman, Gordon and Harvey Dent, the three knights of Gotham. This approach - and many other themes from this book - are adopted by Christopher Nolan's trilogy. So this is the book where Batman begins, and The Dark Knight rises. Ahmad Eddeeb August 2012

Batman: Year One

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An outstanding sequel to one of the most outstanding Batman stories. In "Batman: The Long Halloween" we've seen the second year of Batman's career (The first year was Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One"). And in "Batman: Dark Victory" we see the third year. With another mysterious serial killer who kills only cops. So who is the "Hang Man"? And what does this have to do with Harvey Dent? And how did Batman meet Robin? And who will rule Gotham City? The gangsters or "the freaks"? The answers will be revealed only when the time comes to witness the "dark victory". Ahmad Eddeeb October 2012

Batman Noir: Dark Victory