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Original Title:	Batman, Volume 3: Death of the Family
ISBN:	1401242340 (ISBN13: 9781401242343)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Batman (2011) #3, Batman, Super-Heróis DC #12, DC Universe Events #72 , more
Characters:	Dick Grayson, Harvey Dent, Alfred Pennyworth, Victor Fries, Harley Quinn, Tim Drake, Oswald Cobblepot, Damian Wayne, Jonathan Crane, James Gordon, Clayface (Basil Karlo), Edward Nigma, Harvey Bullock, Barbara Gordon, Bruce Wayne, Joker
Literary Awards:	Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards Nominee for Best Writer (for Scott Snyder) (2014)

Batman, Volume 3: Death of the Family (Batman (2011) #3) Hardcover | Pages: 176 pages

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Title	:	Batman, Volume 3: Death of the Family (Batman (2011) #3)
Author	:	Scott Snyder
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 176 pages
Published	:	October 9th 2013 by DC Comics
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Dc Comics. Batman. Superheroes. Comic Book

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After having his face sliced off, The Joker makes his horrifying return to Gotham City; shaking Batman to his core! But even for a man who’s committed a lifetime of murder, he’s more dangerous than ever before. How can Batman protect his city and those he’s closest to?

This new hardcover features an acetate dust jacket showcasing the face of The Joker as it appeared on the die-cut covers of the Death of the Family comics — and under that dust jacket lies the horror that is The Joker’s skinless skull!

Collecting: Batman: 13-17

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I've still not been disappointed by Snyder, but this Batman run is just something else. This was incredible! The Joker, the ultimate villain across all comics, known to everyone. Joker's opposite....Batman?I really love what Snyder does here with joker and his relationship with Bats. I thought "how can you bring the joker back convincingly and create an original story that hasn't been done before?", well that's it isn't it? That's the answer, do what was done before but put a "sick twisted joke"

I read this in singles when it was first published a few years ago, but it's only re-reading it now in a collected format that I appreciate how good it is. I mean, I really liked it when it first came out, but when you read it in close to one sitting - it's a fantastic Joker story.After being gone for a year, The Joker is back and this time he's after the whole Batman family. It works as a good story of Batman with allies because they're the main targets but also as Batman as the loner because

Disappointing joke on us, the readers. This collected edition features #13-17 from the comic book Batman, along with backup related stories.Creative Team:Writers: Scott Snyder & James Tynion IVIllustrators: Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion & Jock WILL THE BATMANS ARCH-VILLAIN PLEASE STAND UP? Maybe it can be shocking to some people to know that The Joker wasnt always the most popular villain in DC Comics. In fact, The Joker had several years without appearing in Batman & Detective

When I reviewed the Batman: Court of Owls collection, I noted that while I liked what Scott Snyder did with the character, that I wished hed turn his attention to some of the classic bat-foes like the Joker.Be careful what you ask for because Snyder just might deliver and creep the living bejesus out of you with it.After a year long absence from Gotham the Joker returns crazier and more homicidal than ever. Just how crazy? Well, his face got sliced off and he now wears it stapled to his head

This is more of a spectacle story than I was led to believe, as The Joker returns and grievously tortures Batman's allies in an attempt to screw with him. There's lots of blood, and dozens upon dozens of no-name dead victims, teasing toward a "surprise party" that will be the story's endgame. If The Joker doesn't have reality-warping powers, I don't see how he kills the top lieutenants of every crime family in Gotham without a paranoid police department and superhero squad ever hearing about it.

(A) 86% | ExtraordinaryNotes: A kaleidoscope of chills and jitters, operatic dread, where Joker is feral, festering, faceless terror: pestilence incarnate.