But you'll be missing out on a whole other dimension of the character. If you can't handle the change, there's a half-dozen other anti-hero animated Batmans to sate your appetite. This series is *FUN*, a real blast to watch. Batman is, first and foremost, a comic character, and comics are, first and foremost, supposed to be fun. The new takes on classic characters like Green Arrow and Aquaman (the best take on Aquaman in television history!) is a double scoop of goodness. Special kudos go to whomever is in charge of the music: rousing, brassy big band numbers that add to the show's flair. Awful.) The new 'B:B&B' is a clever, fun, and completely refreshing take on Dark Knight and the DC Universe, using Silver Age-style artwork and contemporary snappy patter. (Just look at what they did to the Spirit. As great as the change has been, sometimes it's necessary to stop trying to out-Frank-Miller the character. More importantly, it’s beautifully drawn and his world building is quite engaging from start to finish, especially with the diverse characters in this story.I've been a fan of the Batman for 25 years, and got to experience first-hand the evolution of the character from campy cultural powderpuff to Dark Knight. Like previous issues, Liam Sharp successfully creates a modern fairy tale but with the protagonists of the DCU as he captures the voices of Batman and Wonder Woman perfectly. Unfortunately this chain of consequences has caused his brother Balor evil-eye to return with a powerful army to retake Tir Na Nog and needless to say, things are about to get ugly. On Earth, the “king” decapitates his arm in order to switch it with the magical silver arm in order to bring his love Ethne to him. This gives Batman the clue he needs that the King is still alive and that he switched places with another, a mortal Druid as the King now walks in Gotham City. As a result, Batman decides to question the suspected killer of the King, the boy called De Danann as he recounts how he found the dying king and the strange words he said before he died. With Wonder Woman and Batman running out of time in finding the true killer of the King Elatha and the thief who stole the silver arm, they plead for one more day and if they fail, they vow to leave the realm of Tir Na Nog forever. The second last issue of The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman has arrived with chapter five in Return of the Kings.

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