batman dark knight graphic novel

Regarding Regal doing "Batman Begins" and "Dark Knight" together, i think that it feels disjointed. He could have still filmed it that way, but divide the movie into 2 parts as it was in the original. He could have taken his time to build up the Dark Knight mythos, thinking about Robert Pattinson's version. He could have began with batman's origins, have the same template as Pattinson's version (Beginner Batman - Just starting out). Then transition to Ra's Al Ghul returning to finish off Gotham (Batman Begin's version, a bit more experienced) then transitioned to introducing the Joker in the third installment (with a more experienced Batman).

it's a good book. Batman is not too much Batman, in this novel. he is more of human... guess he releases his stress, once a day. this novel is not too dark and showed Batman in an interesting way. if you are looking for the Slice of life, this novel is for you.

The characters are interesting, there are many parody scenes in the story. Some may not understand, but at first there are scenes such as Batman parody, Batman v Superman joke, cleaner Gaara, The Dark Knight opening scene. There are also quality written characters like Aria. Maybe it's too early to write a review, but after this series I read the author's old work so I expect the same quality. At the same time, it was nice that the character knew the universe in advance and acted accordingly. Do not doubt that this will affect big things in the future.

well i'm not a dc fan, i watched some lose episodes of team titans and justice league as a child and really liked the batman the dark knight trilogy. even them it was a nice read, to me kara was a new character and i really liked her, i have no idea how she is in the comics but it gives a nice contrast with our demoness