And if you’re looking for more Bat-related stuff to read, check out the other threads by our Bat-Family of Clubs here at DCUI!
First, the Renegade Robins have recently started reading through the classic “Bat-Manga” from Jiro Kuwata from 1966! Also, Damian Wayne is back from the grave, and now with the powers of Superman! Surely nothing could possibly go wrong…right?
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For the next 15 weeks, the @RenegadeRobinsClub will revisit one of the major influences on Grant Morrison’s Batman Incorporated. Here’s the description from DCComics.com :
In the 1960s, at the height of the Batman TV series’ popularity, a shonen manga magazine in Japan serialized fifty-three chapters of original comics starring The Dark Knight, all written and illustrated by Managaka Jiro Kuwata.
Mangaka Kuwata Jiro was one of the forefathers of the Japanese superhero genre…
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What happens when Batman’s own son acquired super powers as a side effect of the unusual circumstances of his resurrection via Chaos Shard? Complete and utter chaos I should image. Come let’s find out members of the @RenegadeRobinsClub in this wrap up session of our Robin Rises Event. Because of this it will be a very short session before we move out of the N52 era.
To join RENEGADE ROBINS hit the link.
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Meanwhile, over at the Birds of Prey, throughout the month they are diving deep into their first official on-going series!
Welcome, everyone, to a special edition of Origins & Team ups! We’ve worked our way here—it’s time to begin our Birds of Prey series read through! [image]
We’ll be reading two arcs at a time, and continuing w/ Spotlights & Origins as our intermissions until we reach the end—now let’s go commit some espionage and fight crime w/ our very own dynamic duo:
And at Harley’s Club, they’re covering the comic-book tie-in to the animated movie Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay!
Hey, everybody! If you’ve seen the movie: Remember how Waller Well, this is PART 2! We’ve got swamps, catacombs, ghosts, and a brand new squad set loose on the seas like pirates. [image]
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This activity will be running all month long!
You know the drill: We’ll take the first two weeks to read (7/12-7/25), then discuss during weeks 3 & 4 (7/26-8/8). Did you enjoy th…
Also, if you want to read more of our past explorations of Frank Miller’s Batman work, you can click the links down below!
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Hello everyone and welcome to the World of Bats: The Batman Book Club! First off, I would like to say to everyone: Happy New Year! We hope your first days of the new year – the new decade – are going strong!
So because of this thought of Years, for this month of the Batman Book Club, we’re going to be focusing on the theme of Years. For the first week of this month, we’re starting with perhaps the most important year for the titular character, and one of the most iconic Batman stories…
Hello everyone and welcome to the World of Bats, the Batman Book Club! And you read that right, this entire month of April we have another Casefile, where we look at a large batch of comics that would normally be too much for one week.
And what a batch we’re covering this month! Written and drawn by two of the biggest titans of comic books, this famous series, which ran for over four years, has been talked about for decades since and is considered one of the most influential takes on the charac…
Hello everyone and welcome to the World of Bats, the Batman Book Club!
This month – yes, you read that right, month – we’ll be celebrating the 35th Anniversary of the release Frank Miller’s seminal and influential Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by not just covering this classic, but the entire trilogy!
But first, we’ll be delving into The Dark Knight Returns #1-4, written and drawn by Frank Miller, with inks by Klaus Janson and colors by Lynn Varley.
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Hello everyone and welcome to the World of Bats, the Batman Book Club!
This week we’re continuing our look at the works of Frank Miller in the world of Batman. We’re going from the seminal work of Dark Knight Returns to it’s more infamous sequel, The Dark Knight Strikes Again!
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Three years after the events in THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS, Batman knows the world is nowhere near the perfect little place it pretends to be, and he sees the cracks in the system that have been neatly covered up…
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