Batman: Digital Justice Graphic Novel (Chapter#04 p#19)

By: Pepe Moreno, 1990

Published by DC Comics (1990) 

If you were into comics and weren't living under a rock, you must have seen, heard of, or even owned a copy of Batman: Digital Justice. This graphic novel was and continues to be, a landmark in comic book history. And it's not just me saying it—Batman: Digital Justice was the first-ever computer-generated comic book and, at the time, the second best-selling book (in terms of revenue) in comic book history. Needless to say, things haven't been the same since, with Batman: Digital Justice single-handedly ushering in the digital age of comics.

From an artistic perspective, the work may look dated today due to the technological limitations of the time. But that's precisely the point—and what gives it its unique artistic value. There are no physical originals (obviously), but these prints are made from the original films used to print the book in analog form.

Limited edition, original reproduction Glicee Museum-Quality Print. Available framed or unframed, original size, and overblown poster size.