Batman: Arkham Asylum

Grant Morrison

Nov 2005 · Batman: Arkham Asylum Vol 1 · DC

About this ebook

The new Dynamic Duo hits the streets with a bang in their new fl ying Batmobile to face an assemblage of villains called the Circus of Strange. They also tackle their first mission investigating a child who's been abducted by the mysterious Domino Killer. But will everything go smoothly? And who exactly are the new Batman and Robin? The newest era of The Dark Knight begins here!

Ratings and reviews

I don't say no I'm need this book, form my dreams one picture front background it pot but I'd haven't cash for updated it

For those who like all things dark, this one is for you. It's especially interesting when you know the biblical and Greek mythological references made throughout it. I'm always surprised by the knowledge of history that comes out of these books. It's my favourite comic to come out of Batman so far. 👌👌👌 Please keep it on sale for a little while longer, GPB. I really want to be able to buy this! Also, please change the description. It's wrong.

I was clutching my batarang so tight i severed my fingers. This demented presentation of a Batman story is as thrilling as it is a delight. The bleak feel of the whole damn thing excused any expectation of any heavy action. A fun ride thatll leave a scar.

About the author

GRANT MORRISON is a Scottish writer, known for being one of the most influential, experimental and ground-breaking scribes of his or any other generation. His rise to fame began in 1986 while working for Britain's 2000 AD. This was followed by acclaimed runs on ANIMAL MAN and DOOM PATROL, as well as his subversive creator-owned titles such as THE INVISIBLES, SEAGUY and WE3. He has also written best-selling runs on JLA, SEVEN SOLDIERS OF VICTORY, New X-Men, ALL STAR SUPERMAN, 52, BATMAN and ACTION COMICS. DAVID MCKEAN is an English comic book artist, photographer and filmmaker best known for his many collaborations with Neil Gaiman. Together they have worked on several critically acclaimed and award-winning projects, including BLACK ORCHID, ARKHAM ASYLUM: A SERIOUS HOUSE ON SERIOUS EARTH, THE SANDMAN and MR. PUNCH. He has also illustrated album covers for Alice Cooper, Tori Amos, Stabbing Westward and Counting Crows and book covers for Gaiman�s best-selling Coraline. In 2005, Mckean directed his first feature film MirrorMask, with a screenplay written by Gaiman.