You think a man with my training couldn't see what's been happening? From the very beginning, I saw the whole thing was a charade.
Ra's al Ghul and his ox of a servant showing up right after Robin disappeared? That was a joke.
Al Ghul's story of his daughter's identical disappearance wouldn't have fooled a moron.
Hello, and welcome to the Comics Canon, the podcast that reads, reviews, and renders judgment on the greatest comic book stories of yesterday and today.
On this episode, we kick off our two-parter, Dark August Nights, with a look at the iconic Batman adversaries Talia and Ra's al Ghul in Daughter of the Demon from Batman number 232, The Lazarus Pit from issue 243, and The Demon Lives Again from issue 244.
How good are these stories, really? And do they belong in that body of great comic book works known as the Comics Canon? And could they fool a moron? My name is Kevin Moore.
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