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	title:	Batman: Joker's Last Laugh
	author:	Chuck Dixon, Scott Beatty
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Titan Books Ltd
	released:	June 27, 2008
	isbn:	1845768434
	isbn-13:	9781845768430

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Customer Reviews
Disappointing - Rated When I looked at the front cover of this book I instantly thought "Sweet, Brian Bolland's done another batman story" but after I received this and flipped through the pages, I realised that none of the artwork matches that of the cover. There are three different art styles in this graphic novel and it getts better though out, but still, its no where as good as I expected it to be. The story was interesting to a certain extent. Jokers plan is brilliant but it feels like there's too much thrown into it. In a way it suffers the same fate as the Emperor Joker story. Also Batman himself hardly makes any appearances. He only shows up 3 times in the entire book. Batman:Killing Joke is still the only Joker based story worth buying.

Customer Reviews

Disappointing - Rated 2/5
When I looked at the front cover of this book I instantly thought "Sweet, Brian Bolland's done another batman story" but after I received this and flipped through the pages, I realised that none of the artwork matches that of the cover. There are three different art styles in this graphic novel and it getts better though out, but still, its no where as good as I expected it to be.

The story was interesting to a certain extent. Jokers plan is brilliant but it feels like there's too much thrown into it. In a way it suffers the same fate as the Emperor Joker story. Also Batman himself hardly makes any appearances. He only shows up 3 times in the entire book.

Batman:Killing Joke is still the only Joker based story worth buying.