It's really too bad that Gotham After Midnight is only a 12-issue series. Given another ten issues or so, at the rate the Bat-computer's growing, Batman would be climbing into a Death Star with multicolored lights just to check his e-mail.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Every time Kelley Jones draws Batman's computer in Batman: Gotham After Midnight
he draws it bigger and more elaborate. Here's what it looks like in this month's issue #10:
It's really too bad that Gotham After Midnight is only a 12-issue series. Given another ten issues or so, at the rate the Bat-computer's growing, Batman would be climbing into a Death Star with multicolored lights just to check his e-mail.
It's really too bad that Gotham After Midnight is only a 12-issue series. Given another ten issues or so, at the rate the Bat-computer's growing, Batman would be climbing into a Death Star with multicolored lights just to check his e-mail.
I'm starting to suspect that he does this just for you.
ReplyDeleteI was weirdly thinking about this guy's batcomputer, since I finally watched "New Frontier" & really liked the bat-microfiche-reader.
ReplyDeleteIs it going to be collected in trade? It seems like it should be.
I'm starting to suspect that he does this just for you.
ReplyDeleteHmm...I think I'm gonna start looking for patterns in the computer lights to see if he's trying to send me secret messages...
Is it going to be collected in trade? It seems like it should be.
I don't recall anything being announced as of yet, but I'd be suprrise if this doesn't get collected into a trade or two. They seem to collect everything now, no matter how poorly it sells (And the last I saw, this was selling around 20K in the direct market).
So is this any good beyond the crazy bat-tech?
ReplyDeleteAlthough crazy bat-tech alone seems enough of a reason to pick up the trade.
Just discovered Kelley Jones. You must be his most accomplished critic. What did you make of The 13th Son?
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