This is a decent compilation of Batman/Superman stuff. Superman and Batman are usually allies, but when they do have to go toe-to-toe, it’s the ultimate battle of brains versus brawn! Can an ordinary man take down an opponent with the power of a god? Can even superpowers prevail against a tactical genius who is never less than ten steps ahead?įrom all-star comic talents Frank Miller, Geoff Johns, Jim Lee, Jeph Loeb, Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and more, these stories tackle the oldest fan debate in comics: Who would win-Superman or Batman?Ĭollects BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS #4, BATMAN #612, BATMAN #35-36, SUPERMAN/BATMAN #32 and #78, and JUSTICE LEAGUE #2.more
“Batman v Superman” has already grossed over $44 million around the world, and has a good shot at shattering the box office record for a March opening, held by “The Hunger Games,” which debuted to $152 million in 2012.THE MAN OF STEEL AGAINST THE DARK KNIGHT! Superman and Batman are usually allies, but when they do have to go toe-to-toe, it’s the ultimate battle of brains versus brawn! Can an ordinary man take down an opponent with the power of a god? Can even superpowers prevail against a tactical genius who is never less than ten steps ahead? From all-star comic talents Frank Miller, THE MAN OF STEEL AGAINST THE DARK KNIGHT!
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“The trio do manage to cough up an acceptable number of ooh-that’s-cool moments, and fans who will be satisfied with those will be satisfied with those, but any other ideas and characters the movie might offer get lost in the rubble.”Īlso Read: All 12 Batman Movies Ranked, Worst to Best (Photos)īad reviews probably won’t do much damage to the Warner Bros. Goyer mistake for storytelling,” TheWrap’s Alonso Duralde wrote in his review.
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“And what of the title’s promised skirmish? That face-off between two comics legends becomes but one in a series of big things bashing into other big things, which is what Snyder and writers Chris Terrio and David S. It currently has a mere 30 percent approval rating from critics counted on Rotten Tomatoes. “The after credit scene was basically half the movie,” one Reddit user joked about the Zack Snyder movie, which is getting mostly bad reviews.Īlso Read: 'Batman v Superman': The 5 Best and Worst Parts of 'Dawn of Justice' Perhaps because franchise producer Christopher Nolan has previously said he has no interest in forcing audiences to sit through the credits for a bonus clip, or there was already too much footage squeezed into the blockbuster’s 151-minute running time. No “Suicide Squad” tease, or any more set up for “The Justice League.”Īlso Read: Why 'Batman v Superman' Didn't Have Post-Credits Scene Much like “Man of Steel,” there is no post-credits scene. While TheWrap officially endorses the practice of always watching the long scroll, simply to recognize the hundreds of cast and crew members who put their hard work into the film, we can report that those who really don’t care about who did what on “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” can go home early.
Thanks to Marvel, superhero fans are accustomed to sitting through the end credits in hopes of catching a scene teasing the future of the franchise.
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