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Batman Eye of the Beholder Free FREE BATMAN EYE OF THE BEHOLDER PDF Tony Daniel,Andy Clarke | 168 pages | 11 Oct 2011 | DC Comics | 9781401232733 | English | New York, NY, United States Batman: Eye of the Beholder (Collected) | DC Database | Fandom Goodreads helps you keep track of books Batman Eye of the Beholder want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Batman Eye of the Beholder editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Batman Eye of the Beholder Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Batman by Tony S. Steve Scott Illustrator. Andy Smith Illustrator. Bruce Wayne may have returned, but when an aging but wealthy technology developer comes to Gotham with his beautiful daughter, it turns out he's in search of a joint project with WayneTech. DNA tracking is the name of his game, and there are others interested in his proposal. But when the developer goes missing, Batman finds that his tracks stop in the city's violent China Bruce Wayne may have returned, but when an aging but wealthy technology developer comes to Gotham with his beautiful daughter, it turns out he's in search of a joint project with WayneTech. But when the developer goes missing, Batman finds that his tracks stop in the city's violent Chinatown neighborhood, where a new deadly Triad gang has taken root. Batman joins forces with a new hero who's as dangerous as she is beautiful. When members of a secret order turn up dead and tortured in Gotham City's Chinatown district, I-Ching informs Batman that he fears an ancient relic is the target. Batman connects this case to that of a missing satellite architect. With few clues to go by and the stakes getting higher, Batman races to locate the surviving members of the order before it's too late. A powerful relic, hidden and protected by an ancient order, falls into the hands of one of Batman's deadliest foes! The Dark Knight and his allies are outnumbered and outmatched as they struggle to free themselves from their merciless adversary. With death and destruction imminent, Batman must make Batman Eye of the Beholder crucial sacrifice. Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. More Details Original Title. Batman —, —BatmanModern Batmanmore. Gotham City United States. Other Editions 3. Friend Reviews. Batman Eye of the Beholder see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Batmanplease sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Batman: Eye of the Beholder. View all 17 comments. Sep 30, John Yelverton rated it really liked it. The artwork was brilliant, Batman Eye of the Beholder the story was definitely a filler while they were waiting for Bruce Wayne to take over the book series again. Apr 17, Sud rated it liked it Shelves: comics. A fairly decent Batman comic, considering it comes from the time when Batman Inc was a thing. Batman, though Dick Grayson not Bruce, faces off against a master assassin who seeks a mask of great power. The art is actually pretty good throughout, the story is decent enough as well. The drawbacks are the utterly ridiculous female knock-off characters. Even Damien ironically says "What's with all these female costumed characters in Gotham? A hack is one who takes established characters and then, without much creativity, changes their sexual orientation, gender, race, etc to create a new, shitty and completely unecessay derivative character. Yeah I mean Enigma Riddlers daughter. I just don't have much use for SJW hackery. There is another smaller story, after the Sensei story ends. This has to do with Two-Face and Batman Eye of the Beholder hunt for Batman Eye of the Beholder missing coin. It also involves his supposedly dead wife. Not too bad a story. So the overall quality deserves a 3 star-it was a good comic, though hardly anything to rave about. Less of the hack-job characters and this would have been a pretty good Batman tale. Oct 26, JB rated it really liked it Shelves: my-dc-collection. This was a really enjoyable story! Even more so, if you have read stories like the Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul. A villain Sensei who has at least for me his first introduction in that story makes a return here in the Eye of the Beholder, as does an ally I-Ching. Bruce is working on Batman Incorporated behind the curtains, while Dick and Damian are keeping the streets of Gotham Batman Eye of the Beholder This was a really enjoyable story! Bruce is working on Batman Incorporated behind the curtains, while Dick and Damian are keeping the streets of Gotham safe as Batman and Robin. This story was heavy on the use of sidekicks. Not a tough one to crack is it. I loved the art! Tony S. Daniel is one of my favorite Batman artists! As I said before, it's great to see some familiar characters make their return. It's fun to see some characters and storylines being revisited and fleshed out, but you can rest assure that you can enjoy this book even if you haven't read these other Bat-stories. Still for me it was a definite plus, I always like it when writers use Batman's elaborate history in new stories. A lot of action, great Batman Eye of the Beholder, great characters, interesting stories, just everything you would want out of a Bat-story. Dec 19, Sam Quixote rated it liked it. Overall, a fun Batman book but not essential reading. Nov 23, Aaron rated it it was ok. What starts with a great setup quickly devolves into a standard too-many-characters parade. I think Tony Daniel's problem may be that he loves Batman too much, odd as that seems. So far all of his stories have been absolutely crammed full of secondary Batman characters in a completely useless and haphazard way, nothing like Hush or one of the stories that does the rogues gallery thing right. It's just an excuse to have a lot of mysticism and kung fu, and ultimately doesn't pay off. The story centers around Sensei literally this guy's name trying to find an ancient mask of power hidden somewhere in Gotham. Dozens of plot threads are set up, and none of them pay off. It's compelling until it falls apart, and has the added bonus of Daniel's solid art. Batman Eye of the Beholder second half is devoted to Two-Face in a story that is only a callback to The Long Halloween and, I guess, some other stuff that happened in the Batman universe that I wasn't aware of. I found myself completely lost beginning to end. No character motivation or plot twist made any sense to me. This is one of the biggest things wrong with comics today: writers assuming everyone has read everything they have. I missed a couple Batman stories actually very few, I've read pretty much everything since Hush somewhere and so I'm lost, since Daniel didn't bother to explain himself. A massive waste of time brought even further down by lackluster art. Jul 14, Blindzider rated it it was ok Shelves: comics. I had a harder time with this one than the last one. Just could not keep interested and had to force myself to finish it. It isn't terrible but the dialogue is cliched, the plot devices are cliched, even in the dialogue one of the characters mentions everything being cliched. The change to Catwoman in the last volume is repeated here with another villain and that's pretty much when I decided enough was enough. The art is still pretty good. Seems there are a variety of inkers this time on Daniels' I had a harder time with this one than the last one. Batman: Eye of the Beholder review | Batman News Batman joins forces with a new hero who's as dangerous as she is beautiful. When members of a secret order turn up dead and tortured in Gotham City's Chinatown district, I-Ching informs Batman that he fears an ancient relic is the target. Batman connects this case to that of a missing satellite architect. With few clues to go by and the stakes getting higher, Batman races to locate the Batman Eye of the Beholder members of the order before it's too late. A powerful relic, hidden and protected by an ancient order, falls into the hands of one of Batman's deadliest foes! The Dark Knight and his allies are outnumbered and outmatched as they struggle to free themselves from their merciless adversary. With death and destruction imminent, Batman must make a crucial sacrifice. Batman : Eye of the Beholder. Tony S. DanielAntonio Salvador Daniel. Bruce Wayne may have returned, but when an aging but wealthy technology developer comes to Gotham with his beautiful daughter, it turns out he's in search of a joint project with WayneTech. DNA tracking is the name of his game, and there are others interested in his proposal. But when the developer goes missing, Batman finds Batman Eye of the Beholder his Batman Eye of the Beholder stop in the city's violent Chinatown neighborhood, where a new deadly Triad gang has taken root. Daniel decided to be a comics artist in the eighth grade, and he hasn't looked back since.
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