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Titolo: Le "nuove" Leggende di Batman

Ciao ragaz.
Sembra che, dopo anni di attesa, tornino i volumi che raccolgono le
Leggende di Batman. Era ora. ^_^
Dal sito Play Press Publishing
(
http://www.playpress.com/arretrati/arretrati-02.asp?BraId=65
):
"Le Leggende di Batman - In Edicola ad Agosto 2004 
Tornano le Leggende di Batman! Ristampiamo, in un unico volume, la saga
“The Arrow and The Bat” in versione integrale. Un’occasione unica per
assistere al primo incontro tra due eroi molto amati da pubblico: Batman e
Green Arrow! Scoprite l’inizio di un’alleanza forgiata sull’amicizia ed il
rispetto reciproco in questo paperback da collezione."
E questo è l'equivalente originale (almeno così pare). Da
http://www.hillcity-comics.com/graphic_novels/new_graphic_novel2324.htm
:
"Batman: The Ring the 
Arrow and the Bat
Green Arrow provides the focal point for two stories set early in the
careers of Batman, Green Lantern and Green Arrow, each written by comics
master Dennis O'Neil! BATMAN:THE ARROW,THE RING,AND THE BAT is a 192-page
trade paperback that collects LEGENDS OF THE DC UNIVERSE #7-9, featuring
art by Greg Land & Dick Giordano, and BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT
#127-131, with art by Sergio Cariello. This collection features a new
painted cover by Jon Foster and an introduction by O'Neil. In the first
story, Green Lantern Hal Jordan and Green Arrow meet for the first time as
they get caught up in an Asian country's attempts to gain unlawful weapons
of mass destruction. In the second story, the thwarted leader seeks
revenge and sends an assassin after Arrow, leading them both to Gotham
City and its Dark Knight protector!
SC, Full Color 192 pages     Retail Price $19.95
$16.95 USA / $26.30 Can"
Ma... eccovi anche un paio di commenti da Amazon, con 1 stellette e 1/2 di
media su 5!
(
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1401201261/002-3663320-5654464?v=glance#product-details
):
Occhio allo...
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"Avoid this book like the plague, December 31, 2003 
 Reviewer: rayhans1282 (see more about me) from LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
United States  
The story in this book is predictable, unexciting and is simply not worth
the time or money. The first part is a story about how Green Arrow and
Green Lantern try to beat a very colorful and prdictable and rather cheesy
villain. The second story is where Green Arrow teams up with Batman in
order to defeat the same cheesy villain who have accumulated more
wickedness (rather cheesiness) over the years. The writing is very dated
and more suited for comics from the 80's. For the modern reader, it is
ill-suited and they will not enjoy it, especially when compared to the
quality of recent stories. It is simply not a good Batman, Green Arrow or
Green Lantern story. 
---
 Misleading Rehash, December 22, 2003 
 Reviewer: Hassan Galadari (see more about me) from Boston, MA USA  
The first thing that a person notices when seeing the book is that it has
Batman's name written on the cover when in fact he does not appear until
later in the book.
The book is a collection of two stories, both appearing in previous issues
of Green Lantern and Legends of the Dark Knight in comic book form. The
first has Greena Arrow teaming up with Green Lantern and the second one
has the Green Arrow teaming up with the legendary Dark Knight, Batman. The
stories have nothing to do with one another, so it would seem strange that
a book has the mantle of the Bat on it, when in fact, the main character
through both of them is Green Arrow. This is the main misleading theme in
this and one can wonder why would DC do such a thing, excepy knowing full
well that a book with Green Arrow is not going to sell as much than having
the Bat on the cover and in the book.
How about the stories? Both feature the Green Arrow, an extremely arrogant
and obnoxious character that is extremely self conceited, you sometimes
root for the villain to beat the heck out of him. He resembles Marvel's
character Hawkeye in terms of having those same character flaws, but in
the latter, you understand where he comes from and you can never go wrong
with Hawkeye as he is considered the spirit of the Avengers where Captain
America is the hear.
In the first story, he teams up with the original Green Lantern, Hal
Jordan and the story is a mundane one where they have to save a nation
from utter destruction from the clutches of a tyrant general.
The second one has him team up with Batman and the story still has the
same tyrant in it, but now he's living in asylum in another rogue nation.
Both stories are truly not worth the read and are very poor compared to
the rich texture of how Batman has evolved through the years and what he
is right now.
In all, the book is not worth reading as other great works that feature
the Dark Knight. Batman simply is too dark and foreboding to work with
Green Arrow."
Byez. 
Gianpaolo / Denny Colt.
"La Realtà t'insegna la Vita. La Fantasia a viverla."
http://www.comixcomunity.com/
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"Avoid this book like the plague, 
Uhm... A dire il vero non e' molto invitante questo giudizio ^^;;;
Zogo aka Marco Zorigo
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