Broken City

[Gaspard]

Any fans here? I just finished reading it. Loved the art, altough a bit sloppy at times but it just fit my style of a gritty comic book. Very Frank Millerish art from the days of DKR. The story wasn't a mindblowing mystery, but it was okay. I liked the action scenes, especially all the stuff that went on between Bats and Croc. Good stuff. The narration by Bats - I thought - was also heavily influenced by DKR, Bruce remembering his parents and stuff. I haven't read too many comments on this earlier, but most of them were negative. What did you think?

[DWEarhart]

It would have been more enjoyable if they had been able to keep it as its own mini-series instead of continuity issues. I've grown to like it. I know I will read it again, but it'll be a while before I do.

[Azrael52]

Actually, this one, I had built up in my mind as being a really good comic. Then, I read it and was let down. It remains one of my least favorite arcs, really.

[The Shadow]

It would have been more enjoyable if they had been able to keep it as its own mini-series instead of continuity issues.
I agree.

I'm not normally bothered by such things but just a couple issues earlier Croc is this mutated killing machine with no humanity and a croc-sized nose... then he's suddenly gangster guy wearing a fedora, suit and tie with a flat face... WTF?

It wasn't bad... and I liked the gritty aspects too as that's how I think Batman stories should be (though his personality should be written like he was in the 1970's by Englehart, O'Neil etc.).

[dancj]

The story was okay. The art is fantastic though. Eduardo Risso is one of the best artists in the business at the moment

[cactusmaac]

I enjoyed it. Had some really nice touches.