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DC Comics · 2014
Detective Comics
25 · Vol. Detective Comics
A BATMAN: ZERO YEAR tie-in! James Gordon confronts the corrupt elements in the G.C.P.D.—and the vigilante known as Batman!
Detective Comics
DC Comics · ENGLISH
Detective Comics
659 · Vol. Detective Comics
KnightFall part 2. The Ventriloquist and Amygdala tear the city apart searching for the lost Scarface as Batman and Robin try to cope with the madness of Gotham City, under siege by escapees from Arkham Asylum. Notes: Cover dated Early May 1993. The cover shows Amydgala with a beard but in the story he has no beard. Page 12 panel 2 the Downy Duck puppet is a parody of Donald Duck and the Mr. Roboto robot may be a homage to the song Mr. Roboto by Styx. Page 14 panel 3 the Mikey Mouse puppet is a parody of Mickey Mouse . Page 14 panel 3 the toys may be homages to: Dopey Dixon is Chuck Dixon and Enormous Norm is Norm Breyfogle . " DC Universe 7 " one page " Knightfall ", " Keith Giffen Plays Tic Tac Toe " and " DC Bullets ." Story continued from Batman #492 . Story continues in Batman #493 .
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1993
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AmygdalaBatmanBirdFilm FreakMaxie ZeusSimpson FlandersStan KitchTalonTim DrakeVentriloquist (Wesker)
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Release date
1993-05-31
Issue
659
Volume
Detective Comics
Publisher
DC Comics
Language
ENGLISH
Writers
Chuck Dixon
Artists
Norm Breyfogle
Characters
Amygdala, Batman, Bird, Film Freak, Maxie Zeus, Simpson Flanders, Stan Kitch, Talon, Tim Drake, Ventriloquist (Wesker)
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DC Comics · 2012
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9 · Vol. Detective Comics
As the Night of the Owls continue, the Talons attack Jeremiah Arkham within the depth of Arkham Asylum. Back-up Story about Two-Face included The Owls Take Arkham Despite being advised to find safer ground, Jeremiah Arkham continues his rounds at Arkham Asylum, despite being notified of the impending threat, believing the facilities security to be enough to keep him safe. Despite that, a trio of Talon's infiltrate the Asylum, attempting to assassinate Arkham, leaving Batman to attempt to save him. Facing three Talons, Batman has a hard time fending them off. Arkham decides that they only way to save his own life is to trust an evil he knows, better than the one he doesn't. Arkham bargins with Roman Sionis aka Black Mask that in order to get his mask back, he has to use it's mental control to make the inmates fight the Talons. Sionis agrees, and shortly after, the inmates in Arkham are released, and attack the Talons. Batman manages to seal them all into one room, later finding Arkham, none too pleased with his methods. Batman takes Arkham from his asylum, leaving him in the care of Nightwing, while he continues on through out the night. 50/50 After meeting with Dominic Sterano, Harvey Dent agrees to take his job and find Freakshow Tommy. His first stop is the Sand Tavern where he meets with Maurice. The meeting takes a turn for the worse when Harvey's hire muscle are killed and Maurice makes a run for it. Harvey catches up to him but he has been killed by three ninja's who knock Harvey out and plan to take him to their mysterious leader. List of covers and their creators: Cover Name Creator(s) Sidebar Location Reg Regular Cover Tony S. Daniel 1 Combo Combo Cover Tony S. Daniel 2 Var 1:25 Variant Cover Jason Fabok 3 Digital Digital Edition of Combo Cover Tony S. Daniel 4 Var 1:200 Variant Cover Tony S. Daniel 5
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DC Comics · 2011
Detective Comics
881 · Vol. Detective Comics
This is it – the finale so twisted, so shocking we can't even begin to give away details here! Be there for the extra-sized conclusion of the acclaimed run by Scott Snyder, Jock and Francesco Francavilla. DETECTIVE COMICS #881 is the issue everyone will be talking about. Believe it.
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DC Comics · 2011
Detective Comics
880 · Vol. Detective Comics
It all comes down to this! The Joker is on the loose in the catacombs beneath Gotham City, more vicious and frightening than ever. But even as Batman closes in on The Clown Prince of Crime, he begins to suspect that the city may be the target of an even deadlier threat – one that could shake Gotham City to its core.
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DC Comics · 2011
Detective Comics
874 · Vol. Detective Comics
Gordon faces James Jr. in the conclusion of the 3-part SKELETON CASES arc. Meanwhile Batman - and guest star Red Robin - gets a little taste of a new menace for Gotham City while still dealing with the after effects of the Black Mirror arc!
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DC Comics · 2011
Detective Comics
872 · Vol. Detective Comics
Continuing the new series direction from the writer Scott Snyder (AMERICAN VAMPIRE) and artist Jock (THE LOSERS)! A series of disturbing clues brings Batman face-to-face with Gotham City's dark past and deadly present. Plus, Jim Gordon continues a harrowing search to uncover the truth about a frightening figure from his own past. . . Be here for part 2 of "The Black Mirror."
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DC Comics · 2009
Detective Comics
853 · Vol. Detective Comics
This second part of Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert's special collaboration is sure to be a BATMAN story for the ages. This extraordinary tale, told as only Gaiman and Kubert can, explores the intricate relationships between Bruce Wayne and his friends and adversaries and builds toward an exciting and unexpected climax. It's a classic in the making!
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DC Comics · 2009
Detective Comics
850 · Vol. Detective Comics
A "Batman R.I.P." tie-in! "Heart of Hush" concludes in this anniversary double-sized issue! Catwoman's life hangs in the balance during this final battle between Batman and Hush! And the life of Bruce Wayne will never be the same as the confrontation with his childhood friend Tommy Elliot reveals a terrible and shocking secret !
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DC Comics · 2008
Detective Comics
849 · Vol. Detective Comics
In this penultimate chapter of the 5-part arc 'Heart of Hush,' Batman tears his way through Gotham City's underworld to reach his dangerous adversary. But after the Dark Knight learns what his childhood friend-turned-villain is really after, will Batman be able to survive what Hush plans next? The lives of both Bruce Wayne and Tommy Elliot come full circle in this story of beginnings and brutal endings! Selina is dying and Batman will do everything he can to punish the man responsible: Tommy Elliot. But things won't be easy for the Caped Crusader as Hush has been waiting this final showdown for years. Elliot's plans is aimed not only to kill the woman Batman loves, but to destroy everything Batman has built and that means not only to kill everyone he cares for but even to steal Wayne's face. Maybe this is really the end of Batman...
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DC Comics · 2008
Detective Comics
848 · Vol. Detective Comics
A "Batman: R.I.P." tie-in! "Heart of Hush" Part 3 of 5! To save the sanity of a kidnapped child, Batman must confront the Scarecrow! But their battle is just a part of Hush's plot against Batman and Bruce Wayne, setting the stage for the most shocking surprise ending of the year! Guest-starring Catwoman! Hush sneaks up on Selina, and the two get into a fight. Selina swipes at Hush removing his mask. Selina is surprised to see who is under the mask, which seems not to be Thomas Elliot. Meanwhile, Batman searches for a boy named Colin, who has been kidnapped by Scarecrow. Batman finds the boy only to find out Scarecrow pumped him full of venom, Batman and Colin fight it out. Batman saves the boy and puts Scarecrow in his place only to find out Selina is in the hospital... with her heart removed.