COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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Batman 655 Modern
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Grade:
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9.6
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Page Quality:
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WHITE
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Certification #:
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1999163003
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Owner:
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ADAMANTIUM
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
Andy Kubert AWESOME COVER 1st Damian Wayne in cameo. Kubert Delivers in the eye appeal! It really touched me with the flow. It all seems a bit out of focus but really jumps off the page at the same time! I like it! The Damian, who would keep the juice flowing in the Batman franchise. For what it's worth, it has been delved into quite a bit that not everyone is an orphan who gets to be Robin. Boy Wonder in amazement, or carp diem baby! Damian likes control! No pressable defects in this buy, yet it stands presentable at 9.6. It has been posted in boards popular cover threads, in the modern section of the CGC boards. It has garnered appreciation, and I'm sure some of the factors of artist and character play a part. These now "oldie but goodies" have been a focus of many a collection, and I'm glad these are my additions as well!
Complete with a back cover picture of when "Worlds Collide" in DC movies with the Prescreen pass of "The Flash!" This movie had Ben Affleck as Batman, which was nice closure to him as the "BAT'S!" He similarly went as he came, as a bulky rendition. I saw it as a prescreen weeks before released publicly in theaters, and it was a nice standalone flick. It had an abrupt ending after 2 hours of watching, but before the movie started, the announcer said that what we were to watch, "might not be the final cut!" It ended with a cut of screen to black, when a new character showed up that was off camera and the Flash said, "WtF is he?!?" It ended there, and well, it turned out to be in the final cut a different actor as Batman to get to the point! This wasn't well received with worlds colliding but did try to incorporate "past and future Superman and Batman actors" such as Christopher Reeves and Michael Keaton, among other past characters, and it is up to the audience who gets the last laugh!
Grader Notes:
bindery tear top of spine;
light color lift full right of back cover!
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