However, they aren’t a patch on the ultimate antagonist of Morrison’s run: darkness itself – an unbeatable enemy which threatens to break the character for good. From the demonic Doctor Hurt to the depraved Professor Pyg, they’re all worthy new foes for the Caped Crusader. Williams III, Tony Daniel, Frank Quitely, Frazer Irving, and Chris Burnham – Morrison navigated crossover events and line-wide reboots to offer a definitive (if occasionally disjointed) take on Batman that touches on the character’s entire history.Īlong the way, Morrison didn’t just offer their own inspired takes on several classic Bat-villains, they also introduced several baddies of their own. In tandem with a host of artists – most notably Andy Kubert, J.H. Specifically, I’ve been thinking about writer Grant Morrison’s epic seven-year stint chronicling the Caped Crusader’s exploits, which kicked off back in 2006 with Batman #655.
It’s Batman Day today, so naturally, I’ve had DC’s Dark Knight Detective on the brain.
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