Batman: War Games (2005) #TP Vol 2 by DC Comics | Comic Book Information

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62344

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2.67

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Synopsis

The middle act of the hit cataclysmic story!
by DC Comics

Release Information

Published June, 2005 (Modern Age) by DC Comics and went on sale in 2005 for $14.95 USD. This issue contains 192 pages in Color, the current NM value is $14.95 USD.

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Book Title

Act 2: Tides

Issue Story(s)

War Games, Act 2 Part 2
War Games, Act 2 Part 4
War Games, Act 2 Part 6
War Games, Act 2 Part 7
War Games, Act 2 Part 8
War Games, Act 2, Part 1 (Pages )
War Games: Act 2, Part 3: Clarification
War Games: Act 2, Part 5: The Only Light in Gotham

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Writer(s)

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Interior Inker(s)

Aaron Sowd

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Cover Penciler(s)

James Jean

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Ratings and Reviews

by bobashep on 3/7/2017 10:42:00 PM

I think the second act of War Games was just as good if not better in terms of story than Act One. But the artwork... well, it needs work. There's a couple of chapters that focus on Catwoman and whoever had the duty to render the feline anti-hero made her look like a frog in a black rain coat wearing Madonna's pointy bra. Plus some of the poses of Nightwing and Batgirl swinging through the Gotham skyline are just not physically possible in nature. What's up with that?