Milligan On Capitalism, Batman & "Legends Of The Dark Knight"

[Mr. Holmes]

He also followed up X-Men. I've heard mixed things about that one, but it's one of the few runs that kept in line with what Morrison did with the franchise.

[Batman and Charles]

As for Milligan on Inc post-Morrison...he did follow Morrison for a 6 issue arc of Animal Man after Morrison revitalized that book. Maybe it could work. I've certainly liked his current arc on LOTDK and let's not forget he also wrote what is considered by many to be the greatest Riddler story, "Dark Knight, Dark City." The man has some Batman writing chops...

And not only is Dark Knight, Dark City a fantastic story, it also plays a pivotal role Morrison's run.

[thwhtGuardian]

Just read the first chapter of this arc, I love it. The money angle is so simple, yet so untapped until now.

Milligan on Inc is the only thing that will get me to read that book after Morrison.

The money angle gets even better in the further chapters, you're going to love Ra's Al Ghul's plan.

I'm wondering where the conclusion of Milligan's arc is. I thought these LOTDK digi-firsts come out on Thursdays and have been wanting to read the final issue but it doesn't seem to be online yet...

As for Milligan on Inc post-Morrison...he did follow Morrison for a 6 issue arc of Animal Man after Morrison revitalized that book. Maybe it could work. I've certainly liked his current arc on LOTDK and let's not forget he also wrote what is considered by many to be the greatest Riddler story, "Dark Knight, Dark City." The man has some Batman writing chops...

I imagine it was pushed to next week because of the Lil' Gotham Valentines day issue, they usually only do one release a day.

I'd love to see Milligan on a mainstream batman title again, whether that's Inc. or Detective or Batman and Robin I don't care.

[Filip]

So, this was a love story, after all. Loved it.