I've got a lot of books to read at the moment. I do know about the discrepancies between, for example, Scarecrow's appearance and personality between comics (Loeb seems to have a weird thing about making Scarecrow talk almost exclusively in nursery ryhmes, due to apparently being raised by his fanatically religious grandma), but I'd always notch it up to a mere costume change.Īnd yeah, I do hope to pick Catwoman: When in Rome at some point. She was randomly killed off in one of Catwoman's stories and i'm not sure if she was retconned back in at that point.Ĭlick to expand.Interesting. Now to answer the original post, i don't know but i think Holly may have been dead in The Long Halloween. In the main DC continuity Batman never kidnapped Dick Grayson, doesn't kill cops, and apparently the main continuity DC Batman views rock and roll as inherently evil, or at least he did before that stupid reboot thing while in the All-Star continuity he references Aqualung. In case you were wondering, around the time of the start of the All-Star continuity was when Frank Miller went fucking insane and completely destroyed the image of Batman with his horrible writing, horrible concept of what a good dark story is, and most stupidly of all his depiction of almost every woman as a 'Whore.' Frank Miller is a little like George Lucas in that he got lucky but as time went on you saw just how little talent he really had.Īnyway if i remember correctly the Year One and All-Star continuities are not tied to the main DC one. The All-Star continuity was a little like D.C's answer to the Marvel Ultimate continuity where you got to see modern versions of character origins.

Click to expand.If it's in continuity with 'Year One' that means it's part of the All-Star continuity.

Catwoman the long halloween comic