Available Stock Want List 2nd and later printings. Issue 1-REP Batman Cacophony TPB (2010 DC) 1-REP Tags: Batman The Kevin Smith/Walt Flanagan Trilogy (part 1), Batman, Joker Published 2010 by DC. It continued with BATMAN: THE WIDENING GYRE.Īnd in 2013, the blood will run in the final chapter of the battle between Batman and Onomatopoeia. Features an introduction from Kevin Smith and his script to the third issue Hardcover, 144 pages, full color. SPOILERS: This Walt Flanagan splash page showcases the Dark Knight and the unnerving Onomatopoeia from ish 1 of the forthcoming conclusion to our New York Times Best-Selling Batman cycle!Ī few years back, DC Comics made my dream come true when they let me do a BATMAN comic book mini-series with one of my best friends - COMIC BOOK MEN Stash manager, Walt Flanagan. Check out what Smith had to say about the project below: FAT MAN ON BATMAN! Being that the previous two stories started before DC’s New 52 debuted, it’s possible that Bellicosity will be the last Batman story to ever be set in the company’s classic continuity. This will be the follow-up to his previous series: Batman: Cacophony and Batman: The Widening Gyre.

The film was also honored by the American Film Institute (AFI) where it was named one of the top 10 films for the year.In an announcement on his Facebook page, director Kevin Smith revealed that he will be writing a new Batman mini-series for DC to be released this summer titled Batman: Bellicosity. In addition the film received four nominations at the Golden Globes earlier this month, and managed an outstanding showing at the Critics' Choice awards nominations where it nabbed seven total nominations. Smith isn't wrong though, as Joker is already racking up major award nominations over the past few weeks including being shortlisted for two categories at The Academy Awards.

Cause I thought him on the f***ing cars.I was like 'Jesus Christ, this is going to win every f***ing award imaginable, look at this! I'm ready to paint my face and join the movement! This is a rallying cry!' and suddenly he's without the makeup and I'm like 'Oh, they're trying to win awards.'' I'm like 'You probably could have cut it down.' And the ending, the last, last piece, I was like 'Ugh, you didn't need that,' when he was out of the makeup in the hospital.

'I can't even say 'Get rid of this scene' but like it just felt 15 minutes (too) chunky.So, Joker, felt a little long, and f*** me, what do I know? It made a billion dollars, but just in terms of length, that's the only thing.

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