PANEL: Batman: Year One Hundred #4
By Paul Pope
May 2006, DC
(Thanks to Zilla for the scan.)
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i hope you enjoyed this mini as much as i did. the end wasn’t anything spectacular, but taken as a whole i loved it.
Pleasantly surprised by it, actually. I wasn’t familiar with Pope’s work before this, and was really skeptical going in, but once I warmed up to the artwork, the story was a pretty fun thrill ride. Still have to go back and read through the extras, though. Pope did a nice job a suggesting a layered backstory and I’d love to see a sequel to this.