Again, based on what? Sure, Morrison's the biggest Bat-writer in the past several years, but that doesn't make him more popular overall. Hell, Scott Snyder's Batman has been very well liked so far, so he's got a chance to take that title if he stays on the book for a few years. And it's outselling Action Comics, so I'd say that says something for his current popularity.
The Long Halloween is over 15 years old. How long does it take to realize something isn't good? It's not some new book that people are hailing because of immense hype; this is a book that has been read and read again. It wouldn't make its way to the top of so many lists if people didn't really like it.and it will only continue to grow there as today's internet people and comic culture also pin point how flawed and downright stolen the stories from Jeph Loeb are, yes they are now considered extreme popular, but i have faith in my Batman fans,
Again, that has nothing to do with what I said. Their influence on the character isn't in question here. I'm not even discussing the quality of their writing. I'm merely pointing out that Jeph Loeb is easily one of the most popular and critically acclaimed Batman writers of all time. To say that he isn't just because of your personal preference is absurd.Dennis O'Neill has left far longer lasting legacies to the Batman universe than Loeb has, but Loeb's few stories have been collected in superior formats is something i'd say, but the lasting effect Neill has had on Batman will always triumph longer.






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