Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "New 52" Batman run deserves to be in the same conversation as books by names like Morrison, Miller, Loeb, and Moore. The duo truly understands the complex characters of the Batman universe and can tell stories that dive into areas other creative teams haven't explored before. The art is masterful, the dialogue is chilling, and the unique stories demand to be experienced.
The Joker "Death of the Family" story arc is very haunting and certainly a thriller. As usual, I never read something a character said or did and wonder, "would John Doe really say/do that?" as I do with many other Batman stories. In terms of Joker stories, this one ranks right up there with the best of them.
This was the only comic book I've ever read on a Kindle (these books are hot in comic book stores) and I have to say that it wasn't half bad. I hate the idea of "owning" comic books (or anything really) in digital form, but it was a great read and the digital form didn't hinder the experience.
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