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Powerhouse creative team Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo (Batman: The Court of Owls, Dark Nights: Metal) conclude a decade-long partnership with the Caped Crusader in Batman: Last Knight on Earth.

Twenty years in the future, Bruce Wayne wakes up in Arkham Asylum. Young. Sane. And...he's never been Batman. To piece together the mystery of his past, the Dark Knight embarks on a sprawling quest through this unknown world, meeting futuristic versions of former friends and enemies, including a grisly traveling companion--the Joker's head. Somehow still alive, Joker's decapitated head becomes Batman's ghoulish guide through the landscape of the devastated DC Universe.

But to unravel the cause of this terrible future, he'll need to track down the unspeakable force that destroyed the world he once knew. This could be the last Batman story ever told...

Collects Batman: Last Knight on Earth #1-3

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Scott Snyder is a #1 New York Times best-selling writer and one of the most critically acclaimed scribes in all of comics. His works include Batman, All-Star Batman, Batman: Eternal, Superman Unchained, American Vampire, and Swamp Thing. He has also been published in Zoetrope, Tin House, One Story, Epoch, Small Spiral Notebook, and other journals, and has a short story collection, Voodoo Heart, which was published by Dial Press. He teaches at Columbia University and Sarah Lawrence University and lives in New York with his wife, Jeanie, and his son, Jack Presley.

Greg Capullo is a self-taught Illustrator and the current artist on the best-selling and highly acclaimed Batman series for DC Comics. Prior to that, he was best known for his 80 issue run on Image Comics' Spawn, created by Todd McFarlane. Other popular comics work includes Marvel Comics’ X-Force and Quasar (as well as a slew of one-shot titles). He is also the creator of The Creech, a Sci-Fi/Horror comic published by Image Comics. Greg has provided art for Blizzard Entertainment’s World of Warcraft, contributed lead character designs for the award-winning HBO animated Spawn series, was the cover artist for many popular musical groups including Korn and Disturbed, and worked behind the scenes on many projects ranging from toy design to video games for TME.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ DC Comics (April 7, 2020)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 184 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1401294960
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1401294960
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.25 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.89 x 0.59 x 10.44 inches

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I write comic books! Growing up, I always wanted to write comics, but I ended up trying my hand at fiction first. I got my MFA from Columbia University, published a book of short stories with The Dial Press in 2006 called Voodoo Heart, then finally broke into comics in 2009 and haven't looked back since. I've worked extensively for DC Comics, writing such titles as Batman, Detective Comics, Justice League, the comic event books DC Dark Knights Metal and Death Metal, and Swamp Thing, among others. I've also created a number of series with some great co-creators and partners -- books like We Have Demons, Clear, Night of the Ghoul, Nocterra, American Vampire, Wytches, the Wake, AD: After Death, and more... I live in NY with my wife, Jeanie and our three boys. I am also a big fan of Elvis Presley.

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Quan A.

A swan song for Snyder, Capullo, Glapion, and Plascencia on Batman

Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2020

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In 2011, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo started to write and draw what would become one of the best runs on Batman. While the New 52 was a horrible era in DC for many, most comic book fans would gravitate towards the Batman run as a consistent source of quality and great storytelling from 2 creators at the top of their game. Fast forward nearly a decade later, and DC finds itself in a sort of flux. Batman has just ended his 85 issue run of depression, Superman is being written by Bendis, and Wonder Woman can't get a consistent voice/writer for more than a dozen issues. DC Rebirth started out as an amazing idea, allowing characters to go back to a simpler era before the new 52, but it quickly got convoluted due to clashing ideas and delays that led to the current status quo. It is out of this that Scott Snyder decides to return to Batman to tell what he calls the last Batman story, along with his partner in crime, Greg Capullo. And what a job this dynamic duo created. While this will not be the last Batman story written by Snyder and drawn by Capullo (as of writing this review, Death Metal is still solicited, which is a sequel to Dark Nights Metal), it damn well feels like it is. The story follows Batman at the end of the line, waking up in a post-apocalyptic DC Universe without memory of how it got to be that way. Determined to bring the world back to the way it was, Batman teams up with a surprising companion and journeys throughout the hellscape he woke up in to solve the mystery. The idea is pure Batman, giving him a mystery to solve and showing his unbroken will towards making things right. The highlights from Snyder here are the character moments he gives towards many of the DC Universe: his relationship with Alfred, Wonder Woman, the Batfamily, and many others are all given their moments to shine, and it's great, showing how Batman trusts his allies rather than building contingency plans to hurt or stop them all the time. The other cool thing that Snyder brought to the story is how the world changed and what the world is. Tons of great ideas are displayed here that I wish were delved into more detail, but the length of the book does leave more to be wanted. The final positive that I give Snyder here is that he ends the story with hope, which is what all superhero stories should end with. Batman is definitely a dark character, but that doesn't mean his story should always end in tragedy and darkness. Batman is a hero, and it makes sense that he should get a hero's ending. And of course, any Snyder Batman story would not be amazing if not for the great Greg Capullo. My personal favorite Batman artist, Capullo gets the chance to show off his Spawn side here because it's a Black Label book. His art is unhinged with all the violence, gore, and detail that a post apocalyptic world should look like. However, that doesn't mean it's gratuitous. All of the fight scenes flow well and are part of the story. And the praise doesn't go to just Capullo, but the rest of the art team, which is the same art team as the Batman run earlier mentioned: Jonathan Glapion, the inker, and FCO Plascencia, the colorist. Overall, this is an amazing read and one of the best Batman stories since DC Rebirth started (only slightly behind Batman Universe for me), and if Batman were to ever have a last story, you'd be hard pressed to find one better than this. Hats off to this Batman team, I hope Death Metal will be just as good.

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Michael P. Williams, Esq.

Good God ALMIGHTY!

Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2022

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I only stopped one time while reading this book; that was to fall asleep. When I woke up, I picked it up again and continued reading it to its ending. I've been reading various Batman comics since the late 1960s. Those, in addition to the Batman cartoon show, the Batman/Superman Hour (I convinced my Mama that I HAD to quit piano lessons! Batman and Superman on for AN HOUR!!!L, the campy (but real-foreal for an eight-year old!) Batman television show, and I never stopped. "The Last Knight on Earth" is, with no doubt whatsoever, THE BEST Batman -- comic, television series, film, graphic novel, etc. -- I've EVER experienced. Five stars for the enthralling, highly entertaining, chilling, emotional, suspenseful, confusing at some points, revelatory, mind-boggling, mind-changing, PHENOMENAL story, artwork, inking, lettering and graphic design. Special kudos for the wandering, wondrous, white-knuckle story and art/design. A preternaturally phenomenal masterpiece!

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Brandon Silvey

Story is extremely hard to follow and understand

Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2020

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The artwork in this comic is amazing, but the story is extremely hard to follow. I kept rereading sections over and over again trying to figure out what I missed to help me understand what was going on. Eventually I just figured it would explain itself if I kept on reading, but it never did. The story is all over the fricking place and I'm mad I paid money for it. When I read the preview for it before purchasing the premise sounded pretty cool, but you soon get let down. The only reason I'm giving this 2 stars is because the artwork is very good and the Joker in a bottle idea was pretty cool as well as dialogue between him and Batman.

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Chad

Wild, Fun Romp

Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2020

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I found Last Knight on Earth to be a wild and fun romp. The story explodes with a great start and twists and turns through a very bizarre world. It’s quite easy to follow (unlike Arkham Asylum), but you’ll have many questions to which you’re only drip-fed the answers to until the very end where you’re met with a rather thoughtful climax. It’s one of the most unique and fresh Batman stories I’ve read, and even though I personally hate the Joker (much as Batman does), I found his comedic relief in this graphic novel really put the icing on the cake. It was a highly entertaining story that may well be my favorite Batman graphic novel alongside the Long Halloween.

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John

Fitting end to the Snyder/Capullo run

Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2020

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Couldn't put it down. Will not get into detail to avoid spoilers but if you're a fan of the Snyder/Capullo run during the new 52, this is a definite must buy.

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Amazing for existing Snyder/Capulo fans

Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2021

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If you know Greg capullo then you already know that every page in this book will be a wondrous work of art. Snyder is on top of his game here but it is not the kind of story we're used to from them. I haven't read any of the metal stuff, but the Batman run they worked on was very slow and methodical, this is way more hyper and conceptual. This is a fun alternate take on what they built, and gives you plenty of action and characters to play with.

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Epic Batman

Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2020

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I chose this book because of the cover. I had to know what the he'll was going on. Is that the Joker in that bottle? What the FRACK!
The story turned me, flipped me, scared me, and at one point made me want to stop reading because of where I thought it was turning. And then I got flipped again.
The switchback and hairpin turns are definitely not gratuitous. As I was swept through this heart rending, mind bending story, every sudden detour made sense in leading to a climatic destination. And even that has a twist.
A fantastic Batman story. Too ten, too if the shelf. Read it slow, drink in the mesmerising art. You won't get drunk but it will raise your spirits.

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Aleksandar Veljanov

Scott Snyder can't disappoint

Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2022

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An amazingly crafted storyline and true testament of what Scott and Cappulo have done over the years. It's a culmination of thier high arks... but here the ante is upped even further. A true soul driven Batman story that takes him on a path of finding what he means once more... and this time narrated by his greatest archnemesis, an epic masterpiece!

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One hell of a chaotic plot!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 11, 2020

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I’ll start off by saying I loved it.
Halfway through I wasn’t sure where it was going because the plot is all over the place at times.
But I feel it has an Old Man Logan feel this comic has.
Who knows, a series with Wonder Woman maybe? Or other DC characters in this future.
This comic doesn’t pull any punches at all, the plot is as chaotic as chaos gets.
But in the end it plays out well enough.
I don’t want to spoil the story for you so I’m not giving away too much.
I think this may appeal to Snyder-Capullo enthusiasts more than anyone. So if you don’t know their names or you’re unfamiliar, check out The New 52 Batman comics!
The plot is nonsensical, it’s disjointed and I still loved it.
I even got the three original comics on release because I have so much faith in Snyder and Capullo.
The book is a basic hardback and dust jacket.
The hardback has the jokers head with a yellow background.
The pages are alright, better than The Justice League, Hawkman pages we’ve recently had.
You got some nice variants in the back too....
Yeah that’s it.
No notes, no sketches or alternative scenes.
My opinion would be get this comic!
But if you’re not plush with cash then I’d just wait for it to drop in price.
It’s a great story, but I don’t think it’ll go down with the ages.
So yeah, a recommend comic indeed.
Thanks for reading!
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Sam

The Batman ending we desserved

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 7, 2020

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Fantastic book. If you have been folllowing Scott Snyder's work since the new 52 this book is the ultimate climax not only to his work on the character but a fitting end to the batman mythos.

It's a crazy story with outlandish ideas and looks at a world that reevaluate's the DC heroes and villains as we know it. Throw in a great mystery plot and great dynamic duo and this book is nothing short of amazing.

If you love DC. If you Love Batman and if you love post apocalyptic settings with a fresh coat of paint. This is a no brainer for any fan

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Ahmed Tarik701

Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo did it again!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 23, 2021

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Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo will always be in my heart for their BATMAN run. My mother used to read me BATMAN stories as a child (A publisher here translated both DC and Marvel comics for a period of time during my childhood) and growing up, BATMAN became my role model and number one superhero!
I hadn't been reading comics for quite a while as it's somewhat difficult to get them here in Egypt. Thus, it made more sense to get volumes instead of issues. Of course, I had been following BATMAN TV shows, animated films, and live-action films.
Then, I started reading the Court of Owls storyline in 2015 and I felt tingles all over my body. The writing, the art, and every single thing brought me lots of happy memories. I began to read the classics electronically and got hardcover editions of books I enjoyed most. BATMAN The Killing Joke was my first ever hardcover comic book to get in my adulthood. I went on to follow the rest of Scott and Greg's run and rebirth. Here I am now, keeping myself up to date with all the new BATMAN issues,
I faced many traumas, including getting bullied, molested, and mentally abused. These stories became my Batcave, my Fortress of solitude. Without comics, graphic novels, and video games, I would have committed suicide thinking that there's no way to pick myself up or try again.
BATMAN is my heart.

Okay, enough with the backstory!

The book here is a great addition to their run. Its twists and convoluted story may puzzle some people, but it gives you a glimpse into a dark distant future where things are not what they seem. The Dark Knight must untangle the mysteries of the past to find out what's going on in the world.
What happened to Gotham City?
Who is the so-called Omega?
And many more questions which are answered in a mind-grabbing way!
Get ready for a masterpiece!

Just like the Court of Owls, Death of the Family, and Endgame.
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo outdid themselves once more!

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P. Milne

Not for me

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 7, 2020

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As others reviewers have pointed out, this story is all over the place, and too surreal. I have really enjoyed the work of these 2 before, especially Capullos amazing art work (in my opinion the finest Batman/Gotham artist). But I just cringed at the story here. The constant swap of dialogue between the 2 main groups of characters, it's a clever little trick the first couple of times, but after a while it becomes tiresome, and just not enjoyable in my opinion. Keep up the amazing art Greg, but I don't believe this story was not fit for your pen.

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Marina Franco

The perfect conclusion to Snyder’s take on the Batman mythos

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 10, 2020

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book from beginning to end.. Scott Snyder has revolutionised Batman, and his time with the character has been unforgettable. Last knight on earth is a wonderful conclusion to Snyder’s time with the character, and it’s worth purchasing if you enjoyed his previous works (court of owls, zero year, etc). I can’t wait to see what’s in store for Snyder in the future.. but until then, this book is an absolute must read!!

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