Batman Superman Generations is his love letter to all the DC comics fans who remember and love the pre-crisis universe, the imaginary tales of the fifties and sixties, the changes that the seventies brought and the more current incarnations as well. This tale is broken into /5(44). Generations 2 can be read without having read the first story, but anyone who has starts with some little pieces of extra knowledge. Byrne is a master string puller, and he also makes use of other characters in novel ways. For instance, although considered near immortal, R’as Al Ghul first encountered Batman in stories published during the s. Superman Batman generations 2: an imaginary tale. "Originally published in single magazine form in Superman Batman: Generations II #" Presents analternate view of what the world would have been like if Superman and Batman, as well as other superheroes and their archenemies, had aged naturally and passed their secret identities, powers and skills on to www.doorway.ru Interaction Count:
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Batman Superman Generations is his love letter to all the DC comics fans who remember and love the pre-crisis universe, the imaginary tales of the fifties and sixties, the changes that the seventies brought and the more current incarnations as well. This tale is broken into eight parts, presented in different decades. Writer-artist John Byrne's take on how the lives of Superman and Batman might have panned out, had they both come onto the scene (as their comic book adventures did) in the late s and then aged in real-time, is an inconsequential but enjoyable tale that seems a tad more substantial than is actually the case because it's the work of a very superior craftsman. Superman And Batman Generations 2 An Imaginary Tale By John Byrne. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
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