Dave Lapham, the acclaimed creator of the ultra-gritty noir series Stray Bullets, weaves a startling story of the Dark Knight facing an unspeakable www.doorway.ru he tries to shut down a drug ring that's turned deadly, Bruce Wayne must contend with a wayward year-old /5(4). Batman: City of Crime is a storyline written and illustrated by David Lapham with contributions from Ramon Bachs and Nathan Massengill. It was published in the Detective Comics series following the conclusion of the crossover Batman: War Games and it was . Dave Lapham, the acclaimed creator of the ultra-gritty noir series Stray Bullets, weaves a startling story of the Dark Knight facing an unspeakable crime. As he tries to shut down a drug ring that's turned deadly, Bruce Wayne must contend with a wayward year-old who's getting dangerously close to Gotham's underworld!
David Lapham is the Eisner Award-winning writer and artist of the graphic novels Stray Bullets and Murder Me www.doorway.ru DC Comics, he is also the writer and artist of the series Young Liars and the graphic novels Silver Fish and writer of Batman: City of Crime. Initially used as a way to get people to sign up for his email distribution list over the Fourth of July weekend, David Lapham, the Eisner Award-winning writer of the comic book series Stray Bullets, has released the complete artwork for a heretofore mythical, unpublished comic book. The artwork was created by none other than legendary artist Bill Sienkiewicz, and it was created for Detective. Batman City of Crime (IMO) is probably one of the best Batman Story I have ever read. Its dark, moody, seedy, gritty and pretty much every adjective that could be associated with the Batman. Written by David Lapham of Stray Bullets fame, City of Crime is detective story in every sense of the way.
Written by David Lapham of Stray Bullets fame, City of Crime is detective story in every sense of the way. There's this weird atmosphere in the writing and the amazing art by Ramon Bachs is just the cherry on top. City of Crime is about how Bruce Wayne's careless dismissal of a young woman at a party would start off a chain reaction of events which would lead Batman into the seedy heart of Gotham to face a horrific villain. Collecting the epic tale from Detective Comics # and # written by David Lapham (Stray Bullets)! As the Dark Knight tries to shut down a drug ring turned deadly, Bruce Wayne must contend with a wayward year-old who is dangerously close to Gotham City''s underworld!. The Dark Knight is known to be one of the darker mainstream series, but Dave Lapham, author of the gritty Stray Bullets series, pushes the limits in Batman: City of Crime as he drags Bruce Wayne through one of the more controversial plots. We follow Batman as he tries to shut down a new drug ring that is proving problematic for the people of Gotham.
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