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Jan. 31st, 2011 05:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
about_facesOh nertz. The AV Club's B:TAS reviews will be looking at both parts of the Harvey origin next week. I guess that means it's finally time for me to write about TAS' Harvey over the next few days.
In addition to the actual episodes, I'm going to post scans of this:
It's a YA novelization which adapts both parts of Two-Face AND Shadow of the Bat (the Batgirl origin), into one single cohesive story. In doing so, it actually improves on both stories, and would actually have made a simply stellar full-length feature alongside Mask of the Phantasm. Plus, the author created a couple original scenes of Batman talking about Harvey with the psychiatrist and Poison Ivy, in a nice nod to Pretty Poison.
If you love TAS, you might also find this comparison fascinating, so consider tracking the book down. There are a few pretty cheap used copies from Amazon.com. I'll be writing about it and the episodes in a few days.
In addition to the actual episodes, I'm going to post scans of this:
It's a YA novelization which adapts both parts of Two-Face AND Shadow of the Bat (the Batgirl origin), into one single cohesive story. In doing so, it actually improves on both stories, and would actually have made a simply stellar full-length feature alongside Mask of the Phantasm. Plus, the author created a couple original scenes of Batman talking about Harvey with the psychiatrist and Poison Ivy, in a nice nod to Pretty Poison.
If you love TAS, you might also find this comparison fascinating, so consider tracking the book down. There are a few pretty cheap used copies from Amazon.com. I'll be writing about it and the episodes in a few days.
