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| Batman #346 |
Batman v1 #346, 1982 - For his first full Batman feature, Don Newton does a superlative job. Two-Face suddenly escapes prison and takes over a local halfway house. The artist employs plenty of dark, brooding shadows to create a film noir atmosphere. His layouts are varied just enough to maintain interest. Most significant is Newton's twisted portrait of Two-Face on the opening splash. This story was later reprinted in Tales of the Batman: Gerry Conway TPB #2. Other artists in this copper age comic include Trevor Von Eeden and Pablo Marcos. Cover by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano. This is 8 of 32 Batman issues by Newton.
- - - - - - - - - -"Half a Hero" Newton story pencils (Frank Chiaramonte inks) 18 pages = ***
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Batman #346 - Don Newton art
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