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Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga is inspired by the bestselling Batman storylines Knightfall, Knightquest, and KnightsEnd. With Batman crippled by his fiercest foe, a new hero tries to fill his shoes in protecting Gotham City. But his methods are brutal and dangerous, and the future of Gotham City is uncertain.

In June 2005, Batman Begins will be released in movie thea Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga is inspired by the bestselling Batman storylines Knightfall, Knightquest, and KnightsEnd. With Batman crippled by his fiercest foe, a new hero tries to fill his shoes in protecting Gotham City. But his methods are brutal and dangerous, and the future of Gotham City is uncertain. In June 2005, Batman Begins will be released in movie theatres, starring Christian Bale and featuring Michael Caine, Katie Holmes, and Liam Neeson. Interest in the Batman franchise will surge, with a huge marketing campaign and the star power casting.

An absolute masterpiece of audio drama and one of the best Batman adaptations I can think of. Dirk Maggs' production really captures something wild, fresh and exciting about the Batman mythos and as much as anything has that sense insanity and anything could happen on-the-edge feeling that I really enjoy. Everything about this audio from the smart adn often hilarious script, to the intense production and brilliant - sometimes very over-the-top - acting is pitch perfect and Bob Sessions makes for An absolute masterpiece of audio drama and one of the best Batman adaptations I can think of.

Dirk Maggs' production really captures something wild, fresh and exciting about the Batman mythos and as much as anything has that sense insanity and anything could happen on-the-edge feeling that I really enjoy. Everything about this audio from the smart adn often hilarious script, to the intense production and brilliant - sometimes very over-the-top - acting is pitch perfect and Bob Sessions makes for one of the steeliest, but gloriously old-school (no Christian Bale growling, it's all suave sophistication) Batman's we've had in a long time. This story is on the surface simple but full of borderline psychotic 'where vigilante meets insanity' questioning that's fresh from the work of Frank Miller; this story and production feels more influenced by Miller than any other Bat product I can think of. Bane is a psychopathic newbie villain on the block who wants to prove himself and does so by destroying Batman in what is ironically the most cowardly way possible, releasing a huge amount of inmates - including a wonderfully insane Joker and Riddler- to wear him down then he'll finish him off. He does famously break Batman's back and whilst recovering another attempts to fill his shoes and finds that being Batman truly can lead one to becoming as psychopathic as the villains one is meant to be fighting. It's a true tragedy that Dirk Maggs had planned to produce a version of 'Dark Knight Returns' with Bob Sessions, who unfortunately died before it could be done, and sadly that project doesn't seem to have come to pass. It would have been 100% awesome.