This Is The Most Terrifying Batman Comic Of All Time, And It Will Takes You On A Mind-Melting Trip!

Call yourself a true fan of comic books or are you a maniacal zealot when it comes to Batman? Well, if you happen to fall in both categories, we have got both of these necessities taken care of for you! What we are going to talk about is a graphic novel that is not only viewed as one of the greatest Batman narratives of all time but is also considered as one of the best works of Grant Morrison till this very day. The comic book that we are hinting at today is Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth, penned down by Morrison and illustrated by Dave McKean. Would you believe us if we tell you that this graphic novel here is reported to be Grant Morrison’s first work on the DC Superhero and that the story was actually planned to be the beginning of his own version in the Batman saga. Surprised? Oh, we have got more of such interesting trivia in store for you. Apparently, Morrison and his friend Jim Clements during the initial phase of developing the story were both intrigued by Len Wein’s{len+wine] brief yet redolent paragraphs that were penned regarding the history of Arkham Asylum in the Who’s Who series. Of course, Morrison carried out comprehensive research before coming to a conclusion of using the tribulation of Amadeus[pronounce:[a-muh-day-uhs] Arkham as part of the story that he wanted to let his readers know. But also, to be honest, it was Frank Miller’s 1986 comic book mini-series The Dark Knight Returns along with Alan Moore’s Watchmen that actually inspired the Scottish comic book writer into creating his personal story on Batman, one where he actually pushed the limitations of comics to greater extents. #Batman