COMICS: The Caped Crusader's Battle Against Scarecrow Continues In THE DARK KNIGHT #14

COMICS: The Caped Crusader's Battle Against Scarecrow Continues In THE DARK KNIGHT #14

Batman has finally escaped from the clutches of the insane scarecrow and it's time for some serious payback in this first look at Gregg Hurwitz and David Finch's Batman: The Dark Knight #14. "You want something to fear Scarecrow? FEAR ME!"

By JoshWilding - Nov 24, 2012 04:11 AM EST
Filed Under: DC Comics
Source: IGN Comics

• Kidnapped and tortured by the Scarecrow, The Dark Knight is finally free and looking for serious payback!
• Is this the end of Scarecrow’s reign of terror? Not by a long shot...


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BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT #14
Written by GREGG HURWITZ
Pencils & Cover by DAVID FINCH


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Sparrowsabre7
Sparrowsabre7 - 11/24/2012, 4:56 AM
Wow what the **** Batman!? That's pretty messed up =S even if Hot Fuzz did teach us it's not life-threatening :P
LoneShadow99
LoneShadow99 - 11/24/2012, 5:11 AM
Looks bad ass
thebearjew
thebearjew - 11/24/2012, 5:49 AM
I just want to take a momnt and applaud Manofsuperguy for acting in a human and resonable manner
thebearjew
thebearjew - 11/24/2012, 5:50 AM
@maxi91291 you might like to try justice league aswell
Dragonpiece
Dragonpiece - 11/24/2012, 6:19 AM
Manofsuperguy, I really don't recommend someone starting Action Comics with issue 0, it's Grant Morrison for god's sake. All of his stuff comes together at the end.
BatOnTheBrain
BatOnTheBrain - 11/24/2012, 6:24 AM
Um did batman just kill scarecrow wid his grapple gun ?
IgnurRant
IgnurRant - 11/24/2012, 6:49 AM
Predictable. Batman is on fear gas and thinks he killed someone.

Anyone have any new good graphic novels to check out? i loathe the current state of marvel and dc domics.
Tomontherun99
Tomontherun99 - 11/24/2012, 7:05 AM
@ManOfSuperguy Since Hurwitz started writing it it's gotten much much better
@IgnurRant He doesn't think Scarecrow is dead, he impaled him through the lower jaw Hot Fuzz style
Hellsboy
Hellsboy - 11/24/2012, 7:53 AM
never read this series looks really weird,arts good though
longbowhunter
longbowhunter - 11/24/2012, 8:02 AM
I liked what Hurwitz did in Penguin: Pain & Prejudice, but I pull too many Bat titles as is.
MarvelEPIC
MarvelEPIC - 11/24/2012, 8:20 AM
Looks really epic, i'm going to buy it.
coolguy
coolguy - 11/24/2012, 8:27 AM
i might pick this up when van sciver comes on. all the batman titles are pretty good now compared to how they were when the new 52 started. also i suggest i vampire.
THEDARKKNIGHT1939
THEDARKKNIGHT1939 - 11/24/2012, 8:51 AM
This is the first time I think there is too much detail in the background. I cant really see wth is going on.
Preston
Preston - 11/24/2012, 9:47 AM
Animal Man by Jeff Lemire is the best written book published by DC Comics. Every other book is running a lap behind.

Batman by Scott Snyder is the best written book for an A-list hero in the DC's new 52. Snyder is a superb writer, but Lemire is just on a different plain.

Wonder Woman by Brian Azzarello is the best of the A-list MAJOR character reboots. It has a VERTIGO vibe. It's better than Aquaman, and the supporting cast actually enhances the book .

Aquaman by Geoff Johns started strong, it made Aquaman cool, but it started losing steam once the 'Others' were introduced. It's as if Geoff Johns ran out of story ideas.

Action Comics by Grant Morrison is not as great as his “All- Star Superman” run (that was fantastic). He does do a ton with cliffhangers and he does add one 'awe' inspiring moment per issue, but I was expecting more from the guy that wrote “All-Star Superman.” It's not bad, but it isn't as great as people say it is.

Justice League by Geoff Jones is a great team book, but it's not amazing in anyway, shape, or form. It really hasn't given us anything new. Nothing remotely as awesome as Mark Waid's 'Tower of Babel' or Joe Kelly's “JLA: Golden Perfect.” The stories have been unmemorable. 20 years from now, nobody will be talking about what happened in these issues. And, Geoff Jones gave us the Brainiac (story arc) in Action Comics #866-870, and he revived Green Lantern, but I think he might be stretching himself thin.
jimpinto24
jimpinto24 - 11/24/2012, 10:10 AM
The art is kick ass!
xstryker
xstryker - 11/24/2012, 3:53 PM
Animal Man is the best written title of the New 52.
Batwoman has the best art.
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