BATMAN - ONE BAD DAY: TWO-FACE (graphic novel) by Mariko Tamaki
Published in 2023 by DC Comics.
Written by Mariko Tamaki.Art by Javier Fernandez and Jordie Bellaire.
Synopsis
The One Bad Day series looks at individual top level Batman villains (If you are a fan of Polka-Dot Man, sorry) and gives them a comic that focuses on just that villain.
Batman - One Bad Day: Two-Face begins with a flashback of a hostage situation on the roof of a tall building. One of the cops on duty down below is Patrolman Christopher Nakano. Flash forward to the present day, for some inexplicable reason, Mayor Christopher Nakano offers Two-Face the chance to resume his job as the District Attorney of Gotham City.
Batman goes along and is determined to reform Two-Face so he can just be Harvey Dent
Why? Why? Why? Is Two-Face the only attorney in the city?
So, things go really well and Two-Face retires a hero.
Yeah right.
My Review
If you can get past the weirdness of responsible adults offering a violent felon with serious mental health issues an important job like District Attorney (which I clearly could not), the story is fairly interesting. You get to meet Harvey Dent's dad. There are arguments from Batgirl against the idea of hiring a super villain as the DA that no one listens to.
The art was first-rate throughout.
I rate this graphic novel 3 stars out of 5. It can be found on Amazon.com here: Batman - One Bad Day: Two Face.
The One Bad Day series looks at individual top level Batman villains (If you are a fan of Polka-Dot Man, sorry) and gives them a comic that focuses on just that villain.
Batman - One Bad Day: Two-Face begins with a flashback of a hostage situation on the roof of a tall building. One of the cops on duty down below is Patrolman Christopher Nakano. Flash forward to the present day, for some inexplicable reason, Mayor Christopher Nakano offers Two-Face the chance to resume his job as the District Attorney of Gotham City.
Batman goes along and is determined to reform Two-Face so he can just be Harvey Dent
Why? Why? Why? Is Two-Face the only attorney in the city?
So, things go really well and Two-Face retires a hero.
Yeah right.
My Review
If you can get past the weirdness of responsible adults offering a violent felon with serious mental health issues an important job like District Attorney (which I clearly could not), the story is fairly interesting. You get to meet Harvey Dent's dad. There are arguments from Batgirl against the idea of hiring a super villain as the DA that no one listens to.
The art was first-rate throughout.
I rate this graphic novel 3 stars out of 5. It can be found on Amazon.com here: Batman - One Bad Day: Two Face.
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