Detective Comics #870
Detective Comics » Detective Comics #870 - Batman: Impostors, Part Four: Last Man Laughing released by DC Comics on December 2010.
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5 (2) 4 (1) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.5 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Review: Detective Comics #870 0
The "Impostor Wars" conclude as Batman finally discovers the identity of his impostor - - a man with a terrifying connection to the impostor Joker. The Good The twist about the impostor Batman's identity might've been easy to guess given that there aren't actually that many suspects in this story - - but, still, I didn't see it coming and the reveal adds a horrifying dimension to the plot we've been seeing. Actually, I was really impressed by how Hine was able to weave some serious challenges t...
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(S)Laughter Forever 1
The Good: Scott's art is at it's best at the end of this arc. There's so much thought put into every detail of the chaos. It's like an incredibly dark Where's Waldo. It's not just a bunch of people stuck in there, each and every little skirmish going on in the chaos is interesting and awesome.The Impostor Joker manages to become and even creeper villain than he was before, and this final look at his ENTIRE backstory threw me for a loop. I thought we knew all we need to know about him, and yet t...
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Last Man Laughing 0
What an interesting story arc so far. Mobs on the loose... Batmen and Jokerz everywhere. Cats and Dogs living together, total chaos! This issue bring us to the conclusion of the story. Everyone is at the Bartholomew Fair and pandemonium erupts. Destruction and violence in all directions. Just a total bloodbath. There was much violence in the issue, although the style of the art... somewhat "cartoonish" made it feel not so gruesome. But there are people killing each other in very "interes...
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I just might be the last man to laugh about this 0
This is the fourth (and concluding) addition to the "Impostors" storyline by David Hine/Scott McDaniel team. I would say I'm disappointed about this issue if I had higher expectations. It didn't sink in the territory of bad but I couldn't find anything really rewarding about this. It did what I thought it would so I can't complain all that much but it's also hard to find much to praise.The writing just as in the previous issues seemed uneven, it still had those fun references (like the Dr.Ka...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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