The art is better than the dialog. I don't think Alan Grant gives the Demon a strong enough rhyming prowess. If Etrigan was an emcee in this book he wouldn't win any freestyle battles. Still a nice dose of two super cool DC characters. You could do far worse. Read more. One person found this helpful/5(7). Alan Grant previously wrote the one-shot Batman/Demon, and this is a spiritual sequel. This story presents an alternate version of Gotham City. They have modern technology such as guns, but the architecture and clothing are distinctly medieval. There is also a full moon every night, which is explained as an "orbital eccentricity.". It is written by Alan Grant and penciled by Jim Murray. Batman/Demon: A Tragedy has Merlin. Batman/Demon: A Tragedy is a one-shot Elseworlds issue that has Bruce Wayne, unbeknownst to him, becomes Etrigan, the Demon in his sleep and battles evil in a medieval-like world/5.
Alan Grant with small-press title FutureQuake. Alan Grant (born ) is a Scottish comic book writer known for writing Judge Dredd in AD as well as various Batman titles from the late s to the early s. He is the co-creator of the characters Anarky, Victor Zsasz, and the Ventriloquist. Other Apps. Janu. NORM BREYFOGLE AND ALAN GRANT SPEAK OUT. The s were very good to Batman in general. A number of highly talented artists and writers all worked on the title, one of DC's flagships. Towards the end of the '80s Batmania exploded with the release of Tim Burton's first Batman movie, the self titled gothic. Billionaire Bruce Wayne confronts the menace of the "bat-Demon" and learns a shocking secret about himself and those closest to him in BATMAN/DEMON: A TRAGEDY, a dramatic Elseworlds one-shot in the Prestige Format written by Alan Grant (veteran writer of both characters) with lavish painted art by Jim Murray (BATMAN/JUDGE DREDD: DIE LAUGHING).
Alan Grant was on fire those days, having spent the previous two years crafting some of Batman’s most memorable one-shots in Detective Comics (he continued to work on Bat-related titles for almost a decade afterward). Etrigan had his own issue monthly series in and a four-issue miniseries in prior to The Demon‘s debut. Batman: Demon [Grant, Alan] on www.doorway.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Batman: Demon. Alan is also a long time writer of Batman (Detective Comics and Shadow of the Bat), where he created Anarky, Mr. Zsasz and The Ventriloquist. While at DC he also scripted Lobo and Demon.
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