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The big guns all had their own books, sometimes several of them, so they're drawn often in big strokes, but the others... Morrison summed up the failings and glories of the Huntress, especially in that last storyline. I mean, I don't even like the Helena Wayne Huntress, and Morrison got me cheering for the post-Crisis revision? But, y'know, it's easier to be the Huntress than it is to be Batman.
For that matter, Batman was recast in those issues into someone much saner, sociable, and addicted to action and full of his own wit, than he was appearing in anything else on the stands at the time. As simple of a characterization, perhaps, as seen in actual Batbooks of the time, but a better simple characterization. |
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