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Batman: False Faces SC

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So call me noob but I'm not familiar with Brian K. Vaughan. I'm not biased one way or another on his work. I just read this because it was a Batman book. I found it a very entertaining read.

The forward, written by Mr. Vaughan gives all the credit to the artists and colorist, and even letterers who he thinks saved his work, but I thought the opposite was true. These are great Batman, and one Wonder Woman stories.

It's not a single narrative it's a short collection. First A three part story centering on "Matches Malone" Batman's criminal alter ego. Then (if I'm remembering this right) one-shot style story about the Mad Hatter and a Kirk Langstrom derivative. Finally a two part Wonder Woman story staring Clayface.

I would gladly buy every book DC put out at this price and this quality. Really good storytelling. And speaking of quality, the cover as well as pages are on a thick type semigloss paper. Very good comic medium. Far preferable to the phonebook type collections DC has printed so many of lately.

When I saw the name of Brian K. Vaughan I thought the stories would be good, besides having two important heroes, but no way. The stories are boring and slow go. I'd like to know who has drawn this. ¿Kids? I can't believe DC Comics has published this disastrous story and they way they're treated. Save your money.