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Condition: Like New: A book that looks new but has been read. Cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket ... Like New: A book that looks new but has been read. Cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket (if applicable) is included for hard covers. No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, and no underlining/highlighting of text or writing in the margins. May be very minimal identifying marks on the inside cover. Very minimal wear and tear. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Format: Softcover

Tradition: US Comics

Publication Year: 2005

Artist/Writer: Rodney Ramos, Jimmy Palmiotti, Devin Grayson, Pete Woods, Troy Nixey, Francis Portela, Dylan Horrocks, Al Barrionuevo, Cam Smith, Sean Phillips, Tom Derenick, Laurie Kronenberg, Andersen Gabrych, Paul Gulacy, Gregory Wright, Brad Anderson, Bill Willingham, Brad Walker, A. J. Lieberman, Guy Major, Adam Dekraker, Kinsun, Jason Wright, Jesse Delperdang, Robert Campanella, Aaron Sowd, Tony Aviña, Ed Brubaker, Mike Huddleston, Javier Rodríguez

Language: English

Character: Stephanie Brown (Spoiler) (Dies), Killer Croc, Batgirl (Cassandra Cain), Orpheus, Spoiler (Stephanie Brown), Scarebeast Jonathan Crane, Vicious, Black Mask, Batman (Bruce Wayne), Tarantula (Catalina Flores) (Cameo), Alfred Pennyworth, Catwoman, Scarecrow (Jonathan Crane) (Cameo), Dr. Leslie Thompkins, Karon, Michael Akins, Oracle, Robin (Tim Drake), Patty, Tarantula (Catalina Flores), Killer Croc (Waylon Jones), Arturo Rodriguez, Philo Zeiss, Arturo Rodriguez (Reporter), Leslie Thompkins, The Ravens Pistolera, Mr. Fun, Firefly (Garfield Lynns), Jack Drake, Nightwing, Dr. Death, Commissioner Michael Akins, Scarecrow, David Cornwell, Oracle (Barbara Gordon), Spoiler, Black Mask (Roman Sionis), Holly Robinson, Onyx, Nightwing (Dick Grayson), Trickster (Axel Walker), Tarantula

Issue Number: 3

Era: Modern Age (1992-Now)

Cover Artist: James Jean

Series Title: Batman: War Games

Publisher: DC Comics

Genre: Superheroes

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Comic Stories: War Games Act 3 Part 1 Good Intentions, War Games: Act III Part 2 The Road to Hell, War Games: Act 3 Part 3 Casualty of War, War Games: Act 3 Part 4 Too Many Ghosts, War Games: Act 3 Part 5 Flight Risk, War Games: Act III Part 6 Ground Zero, War Games: Act 3 Part 7 Multiple Fronts, War Games: Act 3 Part 8: No Going Back

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Rodney Ramos, Jimmy Palmiotti, Devin Grayson, Pete Woods, Troy Nixey, Francis Portela, Dylan Horrocks, Al Barrionuevo, Cam Smith, Sean Phillips, Tom Derenick, Laurie Kronenberg, Andersen Gabrych, Paul Gulacy, Gregory Wright, Brad Anderson, Bill Willingham, Brad Walker, A. J. Lieberman, Guy Major, Adam Dekraker, Kinsun, Jason Wright, Jesse Delperdang, Robert Campanella, Aaron Sowd, Tony Aviña, Ed Brubaker, Mike Huddleston, Javier Rodríguez

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Modern Age (1992-Now)

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James Jean

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Superheroes

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2005

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Stephanie Brown (Spoiler) (Dies), Killer Croc, Batgirl (Cassandra Cain), Orpheus, Spoiler (Stephanie Brown), Scarebeast Jonathan Crane, Vicious, Black Mask, Batman (Bruce Wayne), Tarantula (Catalina Flores) (Cameo), Alfred Pennyworth, Catwoman, Scarecrow (Jonathan Crane) (Cameo), Dr. Leslie Thompkins, Karon, Michael Akins, Oracle, Robin (Tim Drake), Patty, Tarantula (Catalina Flores), Killer Croc (Waylon Jones), Arturo Rodriguez, Philo Zeiss, Arturo Rodriguez (Reporter), Leslie Thompkins, The Ravens Pistolera, Mr. Fun, Firefly (Garfield Lynns), Jack Drake, Nightwing, Dr. Death, Commissioner Michael Akins, Scarecrow, David Cornwell, Oracle (Barbara Gordon), Spoiler, Black Mask (Roman Sionis), Holly Robinson, Onyx, Nightwing (Dick Grayson), Trickster (Axel Walker), Tarantula

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Batman: War Games

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204

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November 2005

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by tjcarey88
Aug 07, 2008
Batman: War Games Vol 3
Certainly Batman: War Games Act Three brings to the forefront the chaos that's mainly suggested in the previous two volumes. There's a definite danger suggested in these pages, whether it's Batman fighting alone against a stadium of villains, Tarantula trying to keep her gang alive against a squadron of trigger-happy police, or Onyx held hostage with a gun to her head. I already knew most of what would happen in the end of this story, but the getting there was quite a bit of fun. In War Games Act Three, Batman has cornered all the city's crooks and villains in the stadium, surrounded by the police, believing that he can still bring the criminal's together under his operative Orpheus. He quickly learns, however, that Orpheus has been killed and replaced by the ... Certainly Batman: War Games Act Three brings to the forefront the chaos that's mainly suggested in the previous two volumes. There's a definite danger suggested in these pages, whether it's Batman fighting alone against a stadium of villains, Tarantula trying to keep her gang alive against a squadron of trigger-happy police, or Onyx held hostage with a gun to her head. I already knew most of what would happen in the end of this story, but the getting there was quite a bit of fun. In War Games Act Three, Batman has cornered all the city's crooks and villains in the stadium, surrounded by the police, believing that he can still bring the criminal's together under his operative Orpheus. He quickly learns, however, that Orpheus has been killed and replaced by the Black Mask, sparking riots that lead Commissioner Atkins to declare a shoot-to-kill law on any and all masks—including Batman's group. Assorted chaos follows, until Black Mask finally directs the bad guys to storm Oracle's Clocktower, and the Bat-Squad must risk their lives to save her. I enjoyed this new direction for the Batman titles—even if I'm wary of it's durability, when the scars of "No Man's Land" are all but disappeared—watching the good guys dodging bullets from the police even as they try to save them. The Nightwing sequence, though perhaps a bit too long, worked especially well, and Tarantula's face-off against the police in an abandoned building contained nice shades of Batman: Year One. After having been at times disappointed and understanding about the decision to kill off Spoiler in War Games, I ultimately felt her death was handled well. On one hand, in this time of mass carnage across the DCU, it seemed unnecessary to throw one more character on the wood chipper. While I recognize that they'd probably done about all they could do with the character—at this point, she either needed to become a full-fledged member of the Bat-Squad, or otherwise take off, as her presence seemed to be drawing Robin stories around and around in circle—I have to think there are other ways of getting rid of a character than killing them off. And especially, I thought, than by torturing them to death at the hands of Black Mask. What we find in War Games Act Three, however, are some nicely quiet moments between Batman and the Spoiler before she dies, that we can expect Batman might've liked for Jason Todd, if possible. It brings a touch of grace to the story, at least, that I thought worked rather nicely. The main difficulty with War Games, both Act Three and the others, is that it's very apparent that every writer is aware of the beats that need to be hit—so aware, that everyone hits them. Obviously, one goal was to have Oracle get sick of being Batman's secretary—and so every scene Oracle appears in makes reference to it. Nightwing's present instability (making me even more curious to read Devin Grayson's Nightwing run now,)—I realize that the story was being told weekly, and that they needed to catch-up casual readers, but as with movies, War Games needed a continuity editor to read the story from scene to scene, just to make sure the comics weren't repeating one another. War Games Act Three is a quick read—I nearly read it in one sitting—and as exciting as it was, I would have liked just a little more work to make it read more like a story, and less like a collection of comics crossing over with one another.
by Yhfy9aGWSM2@Deleted
Mar 04, 2011
The last book to Batman's war drums
This is the third book(graphic novel) of Batman's War Drums series, of which I have the first two as well as the pre-series book. it arrived in goo condition and well protected.

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