Arkham Asylum: Living Hell?

[iamtombombadil]

read that this was a good series. The individual comics are easy to locate on ebay 1-6, but the Trade paperback is alot of money and rare. Either way can any of you recommend if this is a good one or not? Worth the price of admission in other words.

[Revenant36]

I've got it, but I've yet to read it. I'll get back to you tomorrow (or later today, depending on your time zone)...

[iamtombombadil]

Yeah, I think it will be good. Looking forwards to getting a hold of these.

[Drazar]

Are you familiar with the character Eitrigg? He appears in the comic so that might confuse ye. =p Otherwise it's fun read and alot of ideas/content were borrowed from the comic to this game. :)

[Revenant36]

Well, got around to reading Arkham Asylum - Living Hell. I gotta say, I came away with mixed feelings. The narrative flows nicely (with the exception of one little bit I didn't realise was a flashback at first) and the artwork is stylised just enough that it creates a slightly off-kilter feeling appropriate to any story set in an asylum. However it doesn't capture the oppressive nature of Arkham as well as the art in A Serious House on Serious Earth. Indeed the whole thing felt perhaps a little too light hearted for an Arkham story. Worth a read, but if you can pick up the individual issues cheaper than the trade paperback then that's the way I'd go...

[iamtombombadil]

Isn't that character the demon who is part of Bruce's friend who has ties to Merlin?

[Drazar]

Isn't that character the demon who is part of Bruce's friend who has ties to Merlin?

Yep. :)

[GR1NG0_SU4V3]

Living Hell is one of my fav underrated GNs.
I highly recommend it.

[iamtombombadil]

How about Batman Forensic science. It is a book about how Batman utilizes his detective skills to solve cases. It is more a book than a GN though.

[iamtombombadil]

Any one have the trade paperback of Arkham Asylum living hell and would like to sell it to me? PM me please.