Batman: The Long Halloween (1996-1997) #TPA by DC Comics | Comic Book Information

SMC Rank

2637

SMC Rating

0.00 stars

Members' Rating

4.35

4.35 out of 27 Votes

Synopsis

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Release Information

Published January, 1998 (Modern Age) by DC Comics and went on sale in 1998 for $19.95 USD. This issue contains ____ pages in Color, the current NM value is $20.00 USD.

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Issue Story(s)

April Fool's Day
Christmas
Crime
Father's Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Mother's Day
New Year's Eve
Punishment
Roman Holiday
St. Patrick's Day
Thanksgiving
Valentine's Day

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Writer(s)

Jeph Loeb

Interior Penciler(s)

Tim Sale

Interior Letterer(s)

Interior Inker(s)

Tim Sale

Interior Colorist(s)

Gregory Wright - 'Greg Wright'

Cover Penciler(s)

Tim Sale

Cover Letterer(s)

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Editor(s)

Jim Spivey

Character Appearance

Team Appearance

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Character's 1st Appearance

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Team's 1st Appearance

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Death

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Origin

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Resurrection

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Ratings and Reviews

by misternewage on 8/15/2016 6:45:00 AM (Variant M)

This book is my favorite Batman compilation and was the reason as to why I began delving into the stories about the Dark Knight. I never wanted to take a break when reading every panel from every page. The story itself is not the typical content when reading a Batman comic, which is either about a villain taking over Gotham and/or someone placing vengeance upon the Caped Crusader. The Long Halloween, however, is more of a crime story in which it's single issues are perfectly weaved with one another. My personal favorite and what I believe to be the best Batman "comic" is undoubtedly Batman: The Long Halloween.