I enjoyed this graphic novel. I haven’t read very many comic book graphic novels, but this was one of the better ones I’ve read. I think I might start reading more batman comics.

Definitely worth checking out from the library!

Okay, the whole problem might be that I wasn’t following Elseworlds (what’s that?) and I don’t really follow DC in general, but the whole thing left me flat. I didn’t really get the point of the story, didn’t see anything particularly innovative in the time travel story, and was pretty much just bored. Like the Buffy book that I reviewed 4 minutes ago, this book just seemed like an excuse to have cameos. Ah well, to each his own.

The Elseworlds series is alive and well in this FREAKIN’ AWESOME tale of Batman and Superman having to change history after they are abducted as youth and become the big brother/saviors of humanity.
Some of the most haunting images ever in DC history- i.e. When Superman kills Diana.
Also to have every era in DC history come together without the word “Crisis” or confusion to be added for that matter is- well it’s about darn time.
The funniest thing about this story is how Barry Allen dies in almost every reality- it’s kinda like Southpark and how Kenny always dies. The irony of ones fate is just too funny and sad at the same time.
Though it is not labeled as an “Elseworld” book, it has the Kingdom Come characters involved. Thus DC should make a note and label this volume as so.
Nonetheless- This is worth consuming bigtime!