Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight began publication in November 1989, many of the stories follow the tone of Frank Miller'sBatman: Year One. The series differs from other Batman titles of the time. The creative team rotated with every story arc and the stories stood alone, unlike the inter-connected nature of other Batman comics. Initially the title ran stories contained to five issues, often with more mature topics and sensibilities than the other Batman titles. After issue #20, the number of issues for each story began to vary and occasionally tied into crossover events.
Legends of the dark knight storytime
Benjamin Johnson
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Matthew Sullivan
O'Neil's writing is amazing as always
Bentley Nguyen
Bruce is the best at getting other people killed
Jacob Cooper
William Stewart
Ryan Ward
So yeah, Bruce accidentally kills a guy
Hunter Green
Based OP
David Kelly
Situation seems grim for Brucie boy
Camden Thomas
Thanks, i usually do the bronze story times but i always wanted to do this ones
Jose Perry
Hallucinations in Batman comics are some of the most visually interesting sights in comics books period
Jose Campbell
Alexander Morgan
Ian Jackson
John Cruz
Cameron Sullivan
>no innuit gf
Kayden Russell
Oliver Flores
Bruce costume less hijinx are always a treat
Benjamin Ortiz
Iconic scene, amazing writing and pencils
Elijah Johnson
Levi Davis
Alfred' face on the last panel, he can't take any more of Bruce's shit
Angel Adams
Reminder that this is what Batman is all about
James Wright
Why is there still not a proper trade paperback series that collects this line from beginning to end (or at least until it became nothing but chapters in line-wide events)? Do the smallhats at DC not want to pay royalties to the creators or something?
Bentley Thomas
this book needs an omnibus
Jason Mitchell
I like this iteration of the bat costume, classic, but realistic
Liam King
Second that
Probably, also creators rights
Anthony Taylor
mad Adam West vibes
Thomas Johnson
Adam West if he fought like Batfleck
Julian Powell
DC had solicited a new collected series, starting with a volume that collected issues #1-15
But they delisted it back in 2018 and have not re-listed it. Some of the LotDK creators had negotiated royalties in their contracts, which was something DC did with a lot of creators during the Bronze Age to try and attract more talent away from Marvel. But DC doesn't want to actually PAY those royalties, which is why past LotDK collections were so haphazard and likely why that 2018 collected edition Vol. 1 was cancelled.
Until DC actually decides to spend the money to pay the creators what they contractually promised for reprints, we aren't likely to see a complete series collection for LotDK (along with a lot of other Bronze Age material).
Benjamin Hughes
Nathaniel Adams
Figures, not surprised, the big two really did became the shit two, thanks god for the internet otherwise we'd see fuck all of some of comic's best material
Evan Cruz
End of first issue, gonna make myself some coffee brb
William Smith
Carter Flores
i know gothic has been reprinted recently and some lotdk issues are in the creator centric tales of the batman books
Leo Hall
Brayden Young
old eddy hannigan is underrated as fuck
Luis Flores
Good cops in Gotham are a sight to behold
Never ever have i heard of gothic
Logan Adams
I bet GCPD cops bust a demonic evil cult once a week or so
Levi Baker
Is getting stabbed in the back that bad?
Luis Carter
Young redhead Gordon is best Gordon
John Powell
Bruce investigating crime scenes as a civilian reminds me of the earlier 40s Batman stories, he'd often do it