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Batman, Knightfall (BBC Audio) by: Various Artists List Price: £15.99 City Travel Guides Price: £9.99 You Save: £6.00 (38%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 9780563510994 Format: Audiobook ISBN: 0563510994 Label: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Manufacturer: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Number Of Discs: 1 Publication Date: April 18, 2006 Publisher: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Release Date: March 05, 2007 Studio: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Sales Rank: 123431 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Quality DramatisationThis is a fantastic adaption of a comic storyline, which was my favourite comic story for a long time. The voice acting is perfect, and they keep faithful to the plot despite cutting down the story a bit, but hey- who needs all those bad guys of the original? It would be 5 stars if not for the one annoying change at the end, which sways away from the comics and from one thing which I thought really showed 'Azbats' madness, involving LeHah... Rating:  - Bat-tasticI had this on cassette when it came out in the 90s. On CD it is a billion times easier to listen to, and the power of the story and the acting just shine through. Now all they need to do is reissue the two Judge Dredd stories and the Independence Day UK dramas and I'd be over the moon! Rating: - Simply great!Millions of years ago, there once was a radio show called the Trial of Superman (or Superman on Trial - I can't quite remember which title) where the Radio Times advertised it by using a comic strip layout. Being a young boy at the time, I made damn sure that it was recorded off the radio late at night, taking up a couple of 90 minute tapes and enjoying every second of it. The same people who made that also made this, a radio serial that hooks you from the start with a chase sequence and a Batman that doesn't use a gruff tone when speaking (a la Christian Bale or Michael Keaton). Overall, dialogue is spoken supurbly, with the absurdity of the media in place (one reporter cheerfully saying that ONLY 15 people were injured and ... Read More: |
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