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Bei Gothic handelt es sich um die Neuauflage älteren Materials von Autor Grant Morrison( Animal Man, 52, X-Men). Die zeitlose Story hat das Zeug zum Klassiker und wirkt keineswegs angestaubt. Zeichnerlegende Klaus Janson trifft mit Sicherheit nicht jeden Geschmack dafür aber atmosphärisch ins Schwarze. Die Handlung erstreckt sich über mehrere Zeitebenen und erinnert daher stark an einen Christopher-Nolan-Film. Nebenbei erfährt der Leser was es mit gothischer Architektur auf sich hat. Kann man guten Gewissens in die Sammlung aufnehmen.
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Batman: Gothic ist eine Kollektion einiger der ersten Ausgaben von "Legends of the Dark Knight", die hier als Graphic Novel zusammengefasst wird. Die Zeichnungen und Colorierungen sehen daher auch sehr nostalgisch aus und wirken auf neue Leser, die wohl massive Computerbearbeitung gewohnt sind, etwas fremdlich. Inhaltlich ist "Gothic" wohl aber fast allen neuen Batman-Comics überlegen und gehört in jede Sammlung. Grant Morrison liefert hier wiedermal eine Geschichte, die sich zum Klassiker entwickelt hat.
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A Really Good Batman Story
6. April 2000
Format:Taschenbuch
This is a tradepaperback of issues that appeared in Legends of the Dark Knight. Someone is killing mobsters in particularly inventive and vicious ways. It turns out that all of them were involved in a killing many years ago and their victim is back to claim revenge. However, that revenge is just a digression of a plot that stretches back to an Austrian monastery at the time of the Black Death. Batman has to solve this mystery before Gotham dies screaming. Grant Morrison does a good job with Batman; nothing as arcane and twisted as Arkham Asylum but some interesting glimpses into Bruce Wayne's childhood and his feelings towards his father. Klaus Janson does the art and it's very good in a Neal Adams style. Very tight and moody. Recommended.
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One of the great hidden treasures in comic books
6. Juni 2005
Format:Taschenbuch
Though Grant Morrison is best known for his wonderful multi year rampage on New X-Men, or the dark masterwork Arkham Asylum, Gothic is a match for either one of these. With gritty, haunting art by Klaus Janson, Morrison tells a remarkable tale of Batman, Mr. Whisper, and sinister evil that has burned across continents for more than 300 years.
Batman is still at the beginning of his crime fighting career, still coming into his own, when a mysterious madman named Mr. Whisper begins killing off mob bosses using poetry as a clue. Meanwhile, Batman is plagued by nightmares of his father with his lips sewn shut, trying to pass on some manner of clue to his son.
Soon Batman is horrified to learn that Mr. Whisper is actually his old headmaster from an all boys school that nearly killed him as a child, and the madman might be older than that.
Filled with occult lore, and mature topics, this Batman volume is more suited to older audiences, and parents might want to screen it before letting their children read it, but for those of us who have been Grant Morrison fans for a long time, please take the time to read and enjoy this lost treasure.
This volume collects Legends of the Dark Knight #6-10.
Batman is still at the beginning of his crime fighting career, still coming into his own, when a mysterious madman named Mr. Whisper begins killing off mob bosses using poetry as a clue. Meanwhile, Batman is plagued by nightmares of his father with his lips sewn shut, trying to pass on some manner of clue to his son.
Soon Batman is horrified to learn that Mr. Whisper is actually his old headmaster from an all boys school that nearly killed him as a child, and the madman might be older than that.
Filled with occult lore, and mature topics, this Batman volume is more suited to older audiences, and parents might want to screen it before letting their children read it, but for those of us who have been Grant Morrison fans for a long time, please take the time to read and enjoy this lost treasure.
This volume collects Legends of the Dark Knight #6-10.
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An intriguing plotline
3. September 2005
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Some people are of the opinion that the Batman genre, one that exemplifies modernism in so many respects, should never mix with anything of the superstitious or supernatural. I am not one of those. Even if I was, "Gothic" would have probably changed my mind.
Batman is drawn to a place from his past when men are murdered in a chapel. From this trail of destruction Batman is led to confront a terrifying evil that has existed for nearly 300 years.
Batman is himself the stuff of many legends and superstitions. He preys on the fear of criminals that he might be some monster or demon. How will he fare when he faces a being that is worthy of such fear?
Batman "Gothic" is actually an intriguing piece that is inspired by literary greats like "Faust." Morrison's title is very appropriate and for once, I actually enjoyed the foreword that explained the reasoning behind the storyline. This is good stuff.
Batman is drawn to a place from his past when men are murdered in a chapel. From this trail of destruction Batman is led to confront a terrifying evil that has existed for nearly 300 years.
Batman is himself the stuff of many legends and superstitions. He preys on the fear of criminals that he might be some monster or demon. How will he fare when he faces a being that is worthy of such fear?
Batman "Gothic" is actually an intriguing piece that is inspired by literary greats like "Faust." Morrison's title is very appropriate and for once, I actually enjoyed the foreword that explained the reasoning behind the storyline. This is good stuff.
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