Batman Arkham: Two-Face

I love this whole series. A must have for fans of Batman's rogues gallery. It's cool to see the character progress through the course of over 70 years or so. So awesome.

Good read, very enjoyable, great story.

The Batman Arkham series is an excellent one for any fans of Batman's classic rogues gallery. Here is captured some of the most iconic Two-Face stories from his inception in the 40's all the way to the recent New 52 "Forever Evil" storyline. While the collection may feature some comics that are not the best by today's standards in writing and artwork (personally I find the comics from the 40's a bit rough to get through) it is still fascinating to see the original origins of such well known characters as Harvey Dent (Harvey Kent in his original appearance apparently). Thankfully, despite the fact that the comics from the 40's haven't exactly aged well, the rest of the collection features some solid Two-Face comics and is a must-have for Batman fanatics.

Two-Face is one of my favorites. This is one great collection.

This book literally has the beginning to the end with Two-Face just by himself, along with relevant things involved. It even has an issue of the new 52 edition of Two-Face. It has everything of his feelings, thoughts, ideals/ideas, actions, etc. I couldn't have clearly more impressed with this book as it is.

After reading through the Arkham: Scarecrow and Poison Ivy collections, I decided to hit this one next. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite reach the high point of Ivy's collection, as this one becomes far more redundant thematically across all stories, even more so than Scarecrow's collection. Worse, due to the nature of the Arkham Collected reprints, there is simply no way to cover some of Two-Face's most significant moments, as they tended to be in longer story arcs that you'd have to read separately. It's not horrible, and definitely worth a look if Harvey Dent is one of your favorites, but it's not the strongest of this line.

Christmas gift for teenage son aka DC Comics fanatic!

I bought this a couple of months ago and found that it DOES NOT contain Batman 410, 411 or the Long Halloween #11! I know these are collected elsewhere (in the collections Second Chances & Long Halloween) but DC should really correct their editorial (see below). Despite the omission of Batman annual 14 there is a lot of value here but just not exactly what is advertised. I hesitate to buy the new 75 years of Two Face because I don't know what it actually contains what they advertise! Hope this is helpful.Here is DC comics website list of what this book contains:BATMAN: ARKHAM—TWO-FACE collects this villain’s greatest stories from the pages of DETECTIVE COMICS #66, 68, 80, and 513, BATMAN #234, 346, 410 and 411, WORLD’S FINEST COMICS #173, BATMAN: TWO-FACE #1, BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN #11, BATMAN CHRONICLES #8, THE JOKER’S ASYLUM: TWO-FACE #1 and BATMAN AND ROBIN #23.1: TWO-FACE.