The Joker: Endgame

This actually collects Batman 35-40 (not 35-39 like description said when I placed my pre-order) plus some other goodies. I feel like this is Batman - End Game (Extended Version) You get more to the story, most of which is pretty cool. I absolutely love the End Game story by Snyder collect in the Batman Vol 7. The only thing I wasn't too into was Arkham Manor Endgame... but I like that they collected it here. I guess I got lucky, I was only charged 11 bucks for this due to when I pre-ordered...and it was at my door step when I got home from work. I think this was a great buy. As usual, Capullo's art is amazing. Batman & Joker fans should definitly pick this up. If you are on the fence on getting this or Batman Vol 7 ..... I would say get this version. Unless you are anal about having gollected all Batman volumes and you do not want to miss Vol 7...then I say, why not both? I would have dropped the score to a 3 if they did not include issue 40. The conclusion needed to be here.

My autistic son is a huge comic book lover. He really enjoyed this book. He told his little sister she could read it but close her eyes on the scary and blood parts lol

The Joker he is an awesome character super guy!!

The core of this story is to try to understand both Batman and Joker. The stories aren't there just too move a narrative, but to plumb the depths of the characters. It does a good job job, but leaves too many loose ends to be great story telling. I don't want all the ends tied up - that generally makes for poor story telling, too. But this story is all over the place, and never picks an identity. So it is a good story, and very enjoyable, but not a great story, as it could have been. Worth your time to read, though.

Every once in a while I like to treat myself to a nice hardcover batman comic. I enjoyed reading out of this. The pages, cover and binding are all good quality and I expect it to last a long time especially since I baby my comics. This one does not match the other volumes. It seems to sort of be it's own special edition. I would totally recommend this unless you're anal about your comics being consistent. The story itself is great as well of course. Great read.

Any comic/graphic novel starring The Joker is a must read for me! I do wish that the artists would have had a bit more continuity with his look throughout, but the story was amazing! Better than "Death Of The Family" imo! He's more menacing, maniacal, and cunning than ever in "Endgame" and that's exactly how I like my Joker to be! READ IT! You won't be disappointed!

Even if you have all the issues of Endgame, it is money well spent to buy this in this collected effort. I have all the Batman comics and the individual issues of Batgirl and Detective Comics. But here, they are placed in their chronological order so as others have said, more background is given as a result. Under the dust jacket, you'll find the title embossed on the cover of the book, which is in all black. The binding is tight, and the pages are slick, beautiful and bright. DC states issues 35-39 are the only ones here, but issue 40 is here to feast on, as well. Unfortunately, no alternate covers are included here, but that's not a distraction, only an observation. Still, get it and enjoy the story, all over again, for the first time. No diggity. No doubt.

Snyder does it again after the fallow up on "batman: death of a family". Amazing, brutal, and questioning your best judgement on the joker, this novel gives us an insight to what is the joker in contrast to batman being an idea of true justice, but this time things become more personal between both batman and joker, means to an end... Permenantly. If you plan to buy the batman volume 7 I would strongly suggest you get this complete "joker: end game" instead. It includes the batman volume 7 and extras that adds more depth to the conflict and more depth to the madness that is joker.

Uno dei migliori fumetti che ho letto

joker ist toll also kaufen wenn ihr den joker mögt dann mögt ihr auch das comic echt hart mit den gesichtern und so

Just as Scott Snyder has created a defining version of Batman he has crafted a powerful arguement for the definitive Joker. There is a fascinating and compelling drive here to paint the Joker as an age-old force of nature rather than an insane crook and if it was allowed to take hold I believe I would welcome the view. This is as much a bookend to Snyder’s work though as it is a ongoing plotline, this effectively ends the Joker – and the batman for the foreseeable future which is dramatic but a shame as it feels like we’re only just learning the truth about both characters. This collection, rather than the other specific Bat titles, collects the wider Joker theme through all the Endgame specials and highlights the broad canvas Dc have create around their hero. This is not the Joker of the 1960s – or any other decade since, but this is engaging, entertaining, horrific and disconcerting, powerfully written and wonderfully paced. If you are not going to collect all the Bat titles in their own volumes this gives a wonderfully complete overview of this event and has everything you would want or need to fully enjoy the Joker’s greatest/final hour. My highest recommendation.

Este TP contiene el evento ENDGAME completo, Batman 35-40, y los tie-in con las demás series de la familia del murciélago que son parte del evento (Detective Comics, Arkham Manor, Gotham Academy y Batman Annual #4). Debo advertir que no todos los tie-in son excelentes, pero no quiere decir que sean desperdicio de papel en esta recopilación. Batman Annual #4, Detective Comics y Batgirl son los buenos. Arkham Manor y Gotham Academy están rescatables. En cuanto a la historia principal que se publicó en la serie Batman, toca decir que es una maravilla, los lápices de Greg Capullo son sublimes y acompañan con gran fuerza la narrativa de Scott Snyder. El escritor logra dar con el clavo en enfrentar a dos adversarios no sólo de manera física, sino también de manera simbiótica, maneja esa dualidad de lo que son los personajes, lo que representan para cada una de las facciones a las que pertenecen. La historia muestra que al igual que Batman es una leyenda y un mito entre la gente de Gotham City, el Joker también lo llega a ser, y se representa muy bien en la portada del #40 de Batman. Hay algunos elementos que Snyder tomó del run de Grant Morrison en Batman, cosas que de verdad te dejan impactado y te hacen pensar en ambos personajes más a fondo. No voy a decir más sobre la historia porque no quiero arruinarla, pero te deja muy satisfecho y con gran sabor de boca. Hay opiniones encontradas en cuanto al run completo de Scott Snyder en Batman, pero es lo mejor que le ha pasado al personaje. Es un clásico está historia. Para los indecisos que no saben que edición comprar, si Batman Vol. 7 o The Joker: ENDGAME, no lo piensen más y elijan está última, además de obtener la experiencia completa, esta edición contiene las side-stories que se incluyeron al final de cada número de Batman en las que varios pacientes de Arkham cuentan una versión diferente sobre el origen del Joker, las cuáles no incluyeel volumen 7 de la serie Batman. Lo compré en Amazon EE.UU porque me salió más barato, debo decir que son muy rápidos en el envío, lo pedí el Domingo 31 de Julio y me llegó el 2 de Agosto. Muy rápido. Sólo quiero recomendar que sean más cuidadosos con este material ya que me llegó un poco maltratado de la esquina superior izquierda de la contraportada, pero nada grave.

The Joker: Endgame es una lectura imprescindible si te gusta el universo de Batman y, sobre todo, el caos absoluto que representa el Joker. Lo compré por recomendación y no me ha decepcionado: es una historia salvaje, llena de tensión y con ese humor macabro tan característico del personaje. La edición está muy cuidada, con un dibujo espectacular y una narrativa que te mantiene pegado página tras página. Es de esos cómics que te dejan con una mezcla de fascinación y desasosiego. Perfecto para fans del lado más oscuro de Gotham.