Official Batman Titles thread 2.0 - - - - Part 13

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About to start Final Crisis. All I gotta ask is Morrison's pacing and writing as frenetic as in TBG or RIP? I find Morrison's work to be a little verbose and all over the place. I love it don't get me wrong, it's different that's for sure buy is his stuff always like this or is it just his work with Batman? RIP was just damn odd though especially the ending, I mean I get it and I understand what went down but I dunno, feels like something is always left unsaid or up to the imagination with these books. I'm not entirely sure how to articulate it coherently either it's just, odd. And I'm not meaning the story really even though it sure is but it's just the pacing and the disjointed structure of the story that kind of throws me off a bit. All in all great reads so far, I'm just ready to start Final Crisis, I've been wanting to read this for a while. Hope that Bruce's "death" was handled well since from everybody else's perspective he really was killed.
 
Final Crisis was Grant trying to do something different, a different kind of "event" comic, so it's fairly different in structure than his usual stuff.


Also on the matter of Inc ending with Damian's death, am I the only one who feels that that would be almost...I dunno..."counter Morrison" ? I mean this is the same guy who wrote himself into a comic so that he could resurrect Animal Man's family, the same guy who had Superman overcome death itself and go on to fix the sun, the same guy who "killed" Bruce Wayne and then had him fight his way through time itself to defeat the God of Evil. I can't help but think that this death stuff is just a red herring, or if not, something that he'll reverse in some glorious and uplifting manner in the finale.
 
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