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COMICS: Ethan Van Sciver Takes Over Art Duties In First Look At BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT #16

Ethan Van Sciver, an artist perhaps best known for working with Geoff Johns on the likes of Green Lantern and The Flash, joins writer Gregg Hurwitz in this month's Batman: The Dark Knight #16. Hit the jup for a first look at the issue!

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By Josh Wilding - 1/25/2013
• Welcome new series artist Ethan Van Sciver!
• Do you dare journey into the twisted world of the Mad Hatter?
• Batman has discovered a trail of bodies but no leads as he realizes that this is unlike any Mad Hatter case he’s seen before.












BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT #16
Written by GREGG HURWITZ
Art and cover by ETHAN VAN SCIVER
Source: Newsarama
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Castle0715 - 1/25/2013, 5:06 PM
Artwork is epic....FIRST!
MiVigilante - 1/25/2013, 5:14 PM
Agreed, loving the artwork. Havent read any of this title though, dont know if its been any good
GuardianAngel - 1/25/2013, 5:22 PM
Artwork looks like something from the 80's, not that that's a bad thing. I liked the dirtier artwork before, but this is still great.
Bandido - 1/25/2013, 5:30 PM
Yeah I agree the artwork is pretty old school I guess it looks nice tho

@GuardianAngel:: nice avatar bro!
Bandido - 1/25/2013, 5:30 PM
What is "penny-one" BTW?
MARVELPSYCHO79 - 1/25/2013, 6:10 PM
I will be dropping this Batman title.Just Batman now.
dwaynejohnsonsfromundahcheesepanini - 1/25/2013, 6:19 PM
I dig it.

Seems like one of Van Sciver's influences was '80's Perez and Bolland(two of mine as well). Years ago, I used to live in the same area as George Perez and upon visiting an amazing shop one Thursday, "in the area," ran into him and his family on aisle 3(yes this was a huge store that even played, to the distain of its employees, scores from famous sci-fi and comic book films). I didn't approach him 'cause he was set to sign that Sat. It was around the time he illustrated sharks in a little GL comic, so not sure if he lives in Central FL or.., any rate sorry, getting carried away(sound like Harry). Point being he seemed like a good father and great guy. When I checked out, the individual working the register, who's published for Image(didn't care for his book, but had great knowledge of every medium)reminded me who was in the shop at the moment and suggested I go bother him for a signature. Didn't grab one and left, he probably thought I was crazy.
JayOh - 1/25/2013, 6:39 PM
Does this confirm that Alfred doesn't die in DotF? Because who else could that be at the bat-computer?
dwaynejohnsonsfromundahcheesepanini - 1/25/2013, 7:53 PM
Or does DM's work look like EVS's work? Sorry, gotta' go.., have a BM to deliver. :-)
coolguy - 1/25/2013, 9:48 PM
idk i want to get this but i think id rather start getting batman and ribin. maybe i will get this after morrison leaves inc. i also buy batman which is incredible, abd detective is great too but i will only get one $4 batman book.
dwaynejohnsonsfromundahcheesepanini - 1/25/2013, 10:13 PM
TP is like $5 for like 8 rolls, so comics being as ridiculous as they are these days, makes me seem cool for not buying and idle reading. Cue the crowd lettuce toss at myself.
dwaynejohnsonsfromundahcheesepanini - 1/25/2013, 11:03 PM
I need to stop sarcasti-blasting.., people can't tell.
Tomontherun99 - 1/26/2013, 3:19 PM
Art looks great and the writing's a lot better than what I'm up to so far. here in the UK there's a magazine called Batman: The Dark Knight that for roughly the same price of a $3.99 comic book and reprints Batman: TDK and Detective Comics and so far it's only up issue 7.
hope420 - 1/26/2013, 10:54 PM
Who's the kid with the toy gun?

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