 Batman #66 (2016) $3.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Tom King (A/CA) Jorge Fornes The 'Knightmares' storyline continues! Something-or someone-is forcing Batman to live through some of his darkest fears, amplifying the Dark Knight's anxieties and reimagining some of his worst traumas. Now that Batman has become aware of the nature of these delusions, he must find a way to break through and find out the source of this disruption. So who does he turn to for answers? Why, the Question, of course! But is Vic Sage just another figment of the Caped Crusaders imagination? Date Available: 03/06/2019
BONUS REVIEW by Shawn
 Scraping another mediocre crossover off of our eyes, we now return to our regularly scheduled knightmare, same Bat-time, same Bat-title. You know that thing when you wake up and know something you didn't the night before? Like when you know your subconscious is doing the heavy lifting while you sleep? I think that's what's happening here. Penguin told Batman about Bane, and sleepy Bruce is starting to put the pieces together. It's a great stand alone issue, particularly if you dropped the book sometime around #50. Highly recommended for fans of Batman Year One, the Question, and long form storytelling. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Tom King (A/CA) Jorge Fornes The 'Knightmares' storyline continues! Something-or someone-is forcing Batman to live through some of his darkest fears, amplifying the Dark Knight's anxieties and reimagining some of his worst traumas. Now that Batman has become aware of the nature of these delusions, he must find a way to break through and find out the source of this disruption. So who does he turn to for answers? Why, the Question, of course! But is Vic Sage just another figment of the Caped Crusaders imagination? Date Available: 03/06/2019
BONUS REVIEW by Shawn
Scraping another mediocre crossover off of our eyes, we now return to our regularly scheduled knightmare, same Bat-time, same Bat-title. You know that thing when you wake up and know something you didn't the night before? Like when you know your subconscious is doing the heavy lifting while you sleep? I think that's what's happening here. Penguin told Batman about Bane, and sleepy Bruce is starting to put the pieces together. It's a great stand alone issue, particularly if you dropped the book sometime around #50. Highly recommended for fans of Batman Year One, the Question, and long form storytelling. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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