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Batman: Batman: R.I.P. 680 - Pages 16 & 17 (The Thin White Duke of Death)

Artists: Tony Daniel (Penciller) , Sandu Florea (Inker)

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Batman: Batman: R.I.P. 680 - Pages 16 & 17 (The Thin White Duke of Death) Comic Art

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Title:	Batman: Batman: R.I.P. 680 - Pages 16 & 17 (The Thin White Duke of Death)
Artist:	Tony Daniel (Penciller)
Artist:	Sandu Florea (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Splash Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	5,032
Likes on CAF:	2 3
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	3/23/2014
Comic Art Archive:	Batman Issue: 680 Page: 16 View

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One of the most beautiful, awesome, terrifying, oneiric, representative art of all the entire run of Batman R.I.P. by Grant Morrison!!!
This art is an icon!

This is one of the most beautiful fights between Batman and his ultimate nemesis, the Joker... in this case transfigured as the embodiment of supreme madness, inserted into a context very similar to what David Lynch has created in his TV series "Twin Peaks", through the black lodge, the metaphysical place where human consciousness finds its most negative and dark side.

This is one of the few cases in which, in one art, is contained a whole philosophy of good versus evil.
The red of blood and roses, black of black gloves!

TOTALLY FANTASTIC !!!

Summary:
Back at Arkham the Joker taunts Batman, saying Batman can never truly understand his insanity no matter how hard he tries. The Joker tells Batman that everything can't be broken down into clues and symbols. Jezebel is screaming for Bruce to save her, and Batman breaks the glass window of the room she is in, which is covered in red and black roses which according to Joker are apparently lethal when combined. As Batman reaches the flowers, Jezebel wearing a black dress sits up from her chair smiling, and slips on a pair of black gloves. As a now unmasked Batman begins to break down upon this revelation, the Joker asks Batman, "Now do you get it?"

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Gal Schwartz
Member Since 2005

Posted on 3/24/2014

One of the most disturbing Joker scenes in many years (and that's saying something) ! Congrats !

Mario B.
Member Since 2004

Posted on 7/26/2014

madness........fan-tast-tic............

Saxa Luna Galianan
Member Since 2014

Posted on 12/31/2014

Bella complimenti

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