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15 Years of Coverage (2010-2025)
Christian Ward
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6 on Two-Face #6 reviewChristian Ward's Two-Face is one of the more interesting takes on the supervillain in the last few years. In All-Star Batman, Scott Snyder depicts Harvey as a blackmailer exposing the double lives of the "so-called" good people of Gotham. Ram V imagines a tense partnership of personalities in Detective Comics. Not to mention, the iconic…
One month after Harvey's fateful trial against himself, the team is finally able to restart the White Church. Albeit, this time Harvey uses his assistant, Lake Cantwell, to stand as the face of the court in his stead. Primarily, due to his inability to trust his own actions. Nonetheless, despite getting the court in order,…
Confronted with the shocking truth about the Shadow Hand, Harvey retreats into the trippy confines of his mind. Consequently, "Good Harvey" and "Bad Harvey" have their long awaited face to face. At least, if you buy into Harvey's deep psychological dissociation. In any case, Christian Ward seizes the opportunity to explore Tw0-Face's life-long victimization from…
Christian Ward's Two-Face has been amazing so far, but what is it all about? When the series began, Harvey Dent became an impromptu mediator for Gotham's criminal underworld. Although the White Church is a manifestation of Harvey's guilt, it seemingly serves as somewhat rehabilitation. Yet, a ominous Shadow Hand is intentionally sabotaging his venture with…
Two-Face is the amazing first solo series for the long time Batman villain of the same name. In the first issue, Harvey's been back in a lawyer role in his underground courtroom, "The White Church." In this issue, Harvey serves the defense in a piping hot infidelity case! However, with the introduction of inculpatory evidence,…
Following the near hallucinogenic iteration in Batman: City Of Madness, Christian Ward continues the fun in Two-Face's first solo series! Two-Face follows the former D.A building a brand new reputation as the lead prosecutor in an underground kangaroo court. In this issue, Harvey Dent must argue the defense of Victor Zsasz in a murder trial.…
After three harrowing issues, Batman: City Of Madness comes to a sudden end! Before the Batman Below can corrupt Jevonney, Batman must battle new versions of his rogues in a dark mirror world. Only, the denizens of the twisted parallel world may not be what he expected at all. Swallowed By The Mouth Of Madness…
Written and drawn by Hugo Award nominated artist Christian Ward, City of Madness introduces a dark conspiracy within Gotham City. While the upsetting return of Two-Face commands Batman's attention, a more ominous disaster brews deep underground. What follows is a madcap horror mystery that may push Batman to confront his darkest reflections. Multiple Personalities Frankly,…
Eisner Award winning artist Christian Ward has announced that he will be writing and drawing a three part, prestige 48-page-issue miniseries called Batman: City of Madness. Based on Lovecraftian cosmic horror, it will act as a "pseudo sequel" to Grant Morrison's Arkham Asylum: Serious House on a Serious Earth. In addition, Ward has listed Scott Snyder's…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com