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Marvel · 1994
217 · Vol. The Spectacular Spider-Man
As all Spider-Man comics from Octorber 1994, this issue came out in a regular version and as a special 'crome-variant' flip-book. Power and Responsibility Finale. Traveller and the psychotic inmates of Ravencroft , including Carnage , Shriek , Vermin , and Chameleon mentally torture Spider-Man , leading to the unlikely help of his long thought dead clone .
Marvel · 1994
117 · Vol. Web of Spider-Man
As all Spider-Man comics from Octorber 1994, this issue came out in a regular version and as a special 'crome-variant' flip-book.
PKR 88,441
PKR 70,753
Marvel · 1994
Story arc · 59 issues
Distraught over the death Gwen Stacy and angry at Spider-Man, the Jackal, with the help of Norman Osborn, concocts an elaborate revenge scheme involving cloning. He convinces Peter Parker that he is a clone and forces him to fight multiple copies of himself. Publication History There have been multiple Clone Sagas over the years. The original was written in the 1970's by Gerry Conway. However, the sequel written in the 1990's largely eclipsed it and has become an extremely important event in Spider-Man 's history. This second Clone Saga was written by Terry Kavanagh and Howard Mackie . The executive editors involved were Tom DeFalco , Bob Budiansky and Bob Harras . Originally, the story arch was intended to conclude within less than a year. However, when sales exceeded expectations, Marvel decided to prolong the saga, stretching it out over almost three years. Unfortunately, the changes made in the aftermath of this decision proved largely unpopular and ultimately caused the story to seem somewhat convoluted. Since then, there have been a couple of additional attempts to revive and reboot the clone saga, including the 2006 Ultimate Clone Saga and a 2009 storyline called the Real Clone Saga. The Original Clone Saga The original Clone Saga began in " Amazing Spider-Man #144” (May 1975). The story takes place in the aftermath of the death of Peter Parker's girlfriend, Gwen Stacy . This event was an extremely traumatic experience for Spider-Man and almost led him to quit being a superhero. However, only a few months later, after finally coming to grips with his loss, he would have to go through emotional turmoil once again when Gwen Stacy seemingly returns from the dead. As he would come to discover, her return was the work of a new super villain named Jackal . Jackal’s real identity is that of Miles Warren, a biochemist at Empire State University where Peter and Gwen studied. It was here that Miles fell in love with Gwen. However, after her death, he was driven mad by grief and desperately sought to clone her. After a number of failed attempts he finally succeeded in perfecting the formula and created identical copies of both her and Spider-Man. Jackal blames Spider-Man for Gwen's death and so, commands the clone to battle the original. Capitalizing on this opportunity, he also places a time bomb nearby. However, the fight between Spider-Man and the clone rages too long and the bomb goes off before Jackal can escape. In the end, the explosion kills both him and the clone, leaving Spider-Man the only one alive. Unnerved by the experience and worried that he may actually be the clone, Spider-Man conducts some genetic tests in an attempt to confirm his identity as the original. However, afraid of the truth, he ultimately avoids the results. Instead, he convinces himself that his love for Mary Jane Watson is proof enough of his identity. He remembers having feelings for her before the clone appeared, and thus concludes that he must be the real Spider-Man. The clone of Gwen Stacy moves on with her life. She leaves Empire State University in hopes of starting over somewhere new. Jackal's Genetic Weapon Years later, Spider-Man encounters Carrion , a clone of Warren who is suffering from genetic degeneration. After visiting Jackal's old laboratory, he discovers the professor's notes, which explain that Carrion is actually a genetic weapon created to infect all man kind with the degenerative disease. Deciding to put an end to Warren’s scheme, Spider-Man fights Carrion and defeats him. However, before the clone goes down, he manages to infect a student of Empire State University named Malcolm McBride with the plague, transforming him into a new Carrion. The New Clone Saga Many years later, it is revealed that the clone that Spider-Man had thought dead, had actually survived. Deeply depressed, he had left New York and taken on the name Ben Reilly, a combination of Uncle Ben's first name and Aunt May's maiden name. He had all the memories of Spider-Man, but knew he was a clone, and so, decided to keep his distance from Peter Parker. Moving to a different town, he made a new life for himself and started fighting crime as the Scarlet Spider . Clones, clones, clones. However, when Aunt May becomes ill and is hospitalized, he decides he cannot keep away any longer and goes to visit her. This leads to a confrontation between him and Peter. At first, the two fight, but eventually they come to an understanding and become friends. Unfortunately though, Ben and Peter aren't able to rest easy for long. Soon after Ben arrives, a mentally unstable man named Kaine shows up and challenges the two to a fight. Kaine reveals that he was the result of Jackal's first attempt at cloning Spider-Man. Unfortunately, something had gone awry in the cloning process and he had developed the degenerative disease. This caused a large black mark to appear on his face and forced him to wear a specially designed black suit that kept the disease at bay. Working together, Spider-Man and Scarlet Spider are able to defeat Kaine. Deciding they need to investigate further, they revisit Jackal's old lab. However, to their great surprise, he is revealed to be alive. He explains that the time bomb had actually killed a clone of himself, while he had lived on to continue his genetic experiments. Now ready to inflict the degenerative virus on the populace, he begins to put his plan into motion and commands a third Spider-Man clone named Spidercide to keep Spider-Man, Scarlet Spider, and Kaine at bay. Fortunately, they are able to defeat Spidercide and stop Warren's mad scheme. However, before escaping, Jackal reveals that Ben Reilly is actually the original Spider-Man and that Peter Parker is really a clone. After conducting their own genetic test, Peter and Ben realize that what he said is true and are forced to rethink their lives. Peter is particularly distraught over this revelation. Feeling he has stolen Ben's life, he decides to stop being Spider-Man and move to Portland with Mary Jane to start a more humble life. With him now gone, Ben moves to New York permanently and becomes the new Spider-Man. This became the status quo for close to a year. However, when Jackal reappears, Peter moves back to New York and works with Ben to investigate. Eventually they find the criminal and have another explosive battle. However, they would experience a huge shock when the long thought dead Norman Osborn reveals himself and explains that he had been secretly manipulating events all along. He tells them that he had switched the test results and that Peter really was the original Spider-Man, with Ben being the clone. At first, they aren't sure if they should believe the former Green Goblin. However, after a climactic battle with the criminal, Ben is stabbed by the Goblin's Glider and dies. As he breaths his last breath, his body disintegrates, succumbing to the degenerative genetic disorder that all the clones suffer from. This finally proves that Peter is the original, and after defeating Norman Osborn, he returns to his old life as Spider-Man. Ultimate Clone Saga A rebooted version of the Clone Saga was later written by Brian Michael Bendis for Marvel's Ultimate imprint. In this telling, Spider-Man, after catching the Scorpion, learns that the villain is actually a clone, sharing 94.2% of his DNA with our hero. Soon afterward, Mary Jane is abducted. However, in his quest to find his missing girlfriend, Peter encounters several other clones of himself, including one with a disfigured face named Kaine , one with six arms named Tarantula , and a female clone named Spider-Woman. In the course of this adventure, he reveals his secret identity to Aunt May and the Fantastic Four, and encounters both an amnesiatic Gwen Stacy and his long thought dead father, Richard Parker. After talking to Spider-Woman, he learns that each clone has inherited his love for Mary Jane. As a result, they each set out to protect her in different ways. Spider Woman and Tarantula both try to defend her from the other clones. However, Kaine eventually gets past them and administers the super human drug OZ to her in an attempt to make her more resistant to injury. Upon waking and discovering what has happened, Mary Jane is enraged and transforms into a large, red monster. As the story continues, Spider-Man discovers that the masterminds behind the creation of the clones are Doctor Octopus and a scientist named Ben Reilly. It is revealed that Reilly stole a sample of Peter's blood shortly after the death of Gwen Stacy and with the help of Doc Ock and the consent of the FBI, had set out to create the duplicates. This leads to a confrontation between the villains and clones which ends with both Tarantula and Kaine dead, and Dr. Octopus captured by S.H.I.E.L.D. In addition, Gwen reveals herself as Carnage and Richard discovers that he is yet another clone of Peter Parker, aged artificially and implanted with false memories. In the end, the clone posing as Richard Parker dies from rapid aging, Spider-Woman helps Peter defeat Octavius, and Reed Richards finds a cure for Mary Jane's affliction. Peter's relief at her safe condition leads him to rediscover his true feelings for her and resume their relationship. Spider-Woman runs away to start a new life somewhere else, and the Scorpion and Gwen Stacy are left in the custody of Nick Fury. Spider Wars The Clone Saga was also adapted by the 1990's Spider-Man television series in a storyline known as the Spider Wars. This version, however, differs in some significant ways. In a departure from the comics, the other Spider-Men are not clones, but are alternate reality versions of Spider-Man. The story begins in a distopic alternate Earth. In this Universe, a version of Spider-Man who has bonded with Carnage sets off a massive bomb that turns his world into a barren wasteland. However, unsatisfied with the destruction he has wrought, he decides to build an even larger bomb that can do the same to other alternate worlds. To thwart this menace, the cosmic being known as the Beyonder gathers six Spider-Men from different Universes to stop him. In addition to the mainstream Spider-Man, his other champions include the Iron Armor Spiderman, the Octo-Spiderman, the mutant Spiderman, Scarlet Spider, and an actor who, in his world, plays Spider-Man on television. The Spider-Man from the animated series was made leader of the team, and, together, they travel to confront Spider-Carnage. There is an intense fight. However, the villainous Spider-Man escapes with his bomb to the world of Iron Armor Spider-Man. Unfortunately, the Beyonder has been weakened and is only able to teleport one person to pursue the villain. As leader, the mainstream Spider-Man volunteers and so, is sent to track down Spider-Carnage in this new world. He quickly finds him. However, after a short fight, he realizes he isn't strong enough to win. Thinking the matter over, he realizes that the only way to stop him may be to appeal to his good nature. He finds Uncle Ben, who, in this Universe, never died, and, with his help, tries to convince Spider-Carnage to abandon his plan. His idea works, and the alternate Peter is able to fight the influence of Carnage. Desperate to stop the monster, he uses the weapon to kill himself and Carnage, thus saving the Multiverse. As thanks, the Beyonder allows Spider-Man to meet Stan Lee and then sends him back to his world. Collected Editions Essential Amazing Spider-Man #7 Green Goblin: A Lighter Shade of Green Spider-Man: Clone Genesis Spider-Man: Revelations Spider-Man: The Real Clone Saga The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic #1 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic #2 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic #3 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic #4 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic #5 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Ben Reilly Epic #1 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Ben Reilly Epic #2 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Ben Reilly Epic #3 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Ben Reilly Epic #4 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Ben Reilly Epic #5 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Original Clone Saga Utimate Spider-Man: Clone Saga Non U.S. Editions The Astonishing Spider-Man #31 (UK)
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PKR 4,797
Marvel · 1994
Story arc · 4 issues
Judas Traveller lures both Peter Parker and Ben Reilly into the Ravencroft Sanitarium so he can probe, test and torture them mentally.
DC Comics · 1993
8 · Vol. Showcase '93
Knightfall Part 14. Two-Face captures an exhausted Batman, forcing the Dark Knight to face one of his most dangerous foes while at his weakest, in a story written by Doug Moench, with art by Klaus Janson. In "Brainwashed," Deadshot targets Deathstroke and Peacemaker as they continue their pursuit of Kobra, and Deadshot never misses! Written by Mike Baron, with art by Gary Barker and Jose Marzan, Jr. And Fire and Ice face an erupting volcano in "Shadow of the Honeycreeper," written by Elliot S. Maggin, with art by Steven Harris and Carlos Pedrazzini. Cover by Glenn Fabry. Two-Face – Part 2: Bad Judgment Continued from last issue. Two-Face ’s goons fish Batman ’s body out of the river, but Batman is waiting in ambush. Though he puts up a fight, Batman is captured and brought to the gutted former Gotham City Municipal Courthouse. Two-Face plans on reliving the events causing him to become Two-Face, but with Batman on trial. “Legs” Lyman’s gang serves as the judge and jurors. Batman awakes, and regrets asking Robin to stay off this mission. Robin, however, has deduced Batman’s location, and is en-route to the rescue. As Batman escapes, Robin comes swinging in on a wrecking ball. Robin makes a judgment call, and whips his sling at Two-Face’s face, sending him flying off a building. Batman saves Two-Face, and chastises Robin for his choice. In the present, though, Bruce Wayne wakes from his coma, saying that Robin had made the right choice. The Kobra Kronicles, Part 3: Brainwashed From last issue, Peacemaker and Deathstroke bring the corpse of the mutated Kobra trooper back to Peacemaker’s estate in Geneva, where they perform an autopsy. Their analysis is not completed, however, before the estate is assaulted by Deadshot , who has been hired by Kobra to kill them. Deathstroke tries to hire Deadshot away from Kobra. Deadshot remains unconvinced, until additional Kobra troops fire on him. Deadshot takes Deathstroke’s offer, and the three attack the Kobra troops assaulting the estate. Kobra orders his troops to retreat, preferring to deal with the vigilantes personally. Fire and Ice – Shadow of the Honeycreeper Justice Leaguers Fire and Ice head to Hawaii, where they take part in a photo shoot on the lip of an active volcano on Honeycreeper Mountain. When the volcano erupts, Fire and Ice must save the people on the nearby macadamia plantation. They succeed, though the efforts render Ice unconscious. After their return to the U.S., Fire and Ice are invited to the wedding of the plantation owner. Notes: 48 page issue. " 2 Face, Part 2: Bad Judgment " (Two-Face) written by Doug Monech, penciled, inked and colored by Klaus Janson and lettered by Ken Bruzenak. Knightfall : Part 15 continues in Batman #498 . " The Kobra Kronicles Part 3 " " Brainwashed " (Peacemaker and Deathstroke) written by Mike Baron, penciled by Gary Barker, inked by Jose Marzan Jr., colored by Paul Mounts and lettered by Gaspar. " Shadow of the Honeycreeper " (Fire and Ice) written by Elliot S! Maggin, penciled by Steve Harris, inked by Carlos Pedrazzini, colored by Stuart Chaifetz and lettered by Lois Buhalis. Guy Gardner and Martian Manhunter cameo appearances. " Deecee Universe 11 " one page featuring " Rube's Soapdish " by Ruben Diaz, " The Bull's Utter " a one panel comic by Brian Augustyn and " Gripeline: Don't Even Wait For It " a parody of upcoming releases such as Defective Comics and Doogie Hawkman M.D.
DC Comics · 1993
665 · Vol. Detective Comics
Batman continues to be on the mend, and Jean-Paul is standing in for the great Detective. Jean-Paul allows himself to be drawn into the persona of the Batman and begins to loose his concept of justice. Robin is torn between letting Bruce know, or stay with Jean-Paul to keep him from getting killed. Neither Bruce Wayne or Jean-Paul Valley are getting what either expect, and Robin is on the wire. Notes: On page 13 panel 4 Sprang Florist is a homage to Dick Sprang . Part 15 continued from Batman #498 . Part 17 continues in Batman #499 .
DC Comics · 1993
498 · Vol. Batman
With Batman down, Bane began attacking and absorbing gangs across Gotham City. Dr. Kinsolving was asked to be Bruce Wayne's personal doctor for the immediate future while he recovered from his "car accident." Bane's crew caught Catwoman; she was asked to pay Bane tribute. With Bruce's blessing, Tim asked Jean Paul to fill in as Batman. Notes: " DeeCee 11 " one page featuring " Rube's Soapdish ", " The Bull's Utter "and " Gripline: Don't Even Wait For It " Part 14 continues from Showcase '93 #8 . Part 16 continues in Detective Comics #665 .
DC Comics · 1993
79 · Vol. The Flash
Wally finds out everything about the so called Barry Allen, but what will Wally do about it? Wally West has proven that Professor Zoom is the fake Barry Allen , but the Zoom that faces Wally now is not the same man that killed Iris . Eobard reveals that he is from the future and that he saw Barry as a hero and even had surgery to look like Barry and stole the Cosmic Treadmill . He then gave himself super speed and came the the 20th century to meet Barry Allen. But something went wrong and he arrived years after Barry's death. He went to the Flash Museum where he learned that he was going to become the man that killed Iris and was going to be killed by Barry. Eobard went crazy and thought that he was Barry Allen. When he remembered who he was he deduced the only way to survive was to stay in the present and become Barry Allen. Eobard is about to kill Wally when Max Mercury , Johnny Quick and Hal Jordan arrive and force Eobard to run away. They take Wally to the hospital where Jay Garrick is laid up. Then they see on the news that Eobard is attacking Linda and Wally rushes off to save her. This time beats Wally up and forces him to chase after. But Wally has a plan and tricks Eobard into thinking that he used the treadmill to kill Eobard as a baby. Eobard uses the treadmill to stop Wally but is launched into the future with no memory of where he was and Wally reveals he just hid. Epilogue: The book The Life of Barry Allen was written by Iris Allen three years later.
DC Comics · 1993
7 · Vol. Showcase '93
Knightfall Part 13. In a tale taking place 3 weeks before his back is broken, Batman's on Two-Face's trail in "Double Cross." Script by Doug Moench, art & colors by Klaus Janson. Robin appearance. Plus: Deathstroke the Terminator and Peacemaker in "The Kobra Kronicles Part 2: Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues." Script by Mike Baron, art by Gary Barker & Jose Marzan, Jr.; Jade and Obsidian in "Image is Everything." Script by Michael J. Martinek, art by Andrew Kudelka & Kevin Nowlan. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. Two-Face – Double Cross A Knightfall crossover. As Robin and Alfred hold vigil over Bruce Wayne ’s broken body, Robin recounts a story of three weeks earlier, where he felt just as helpless. Two-Face returns to Gotham, and takes over “Legs” Lyman’s gang. Batman investigates, but asks Robin to stay out of this case. With soldiers, he sets a trap for Batman. By tricking Batman to take a specific bridge across the river, Two-Face detonates an explosion, forcing the Batmobile into the river. The Kobra Kronicles, Part 2: Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues Peacemaker and Deathstroke are fighting off Kobra troops from last issue. They make their escape, and get separated. Peacemaker finds two children while fighting off a Kobra trooper mutated into a snake creature. Deathstroke arrives in the nick of time, and the kill the mutated Kobra trooper. On his body, they find a lead for an electronics fair in the Czech Republic. Meanwhile, Kobra hires Deadshot to kill Peacemaker and Deathstroke. Jade and Obsidian – Image is Everything Jade was hired to use her power and act in a commercial for a perfume, and Jade invites Obsidian to watch the results. When leaving, Jade, Obsidian, and the film crew are trapped in a never-ending world of Escher-like proportions. The creator of this trap is named Mister McEscher, a film creator jealous of Jade. Jade and Obsidian defeat McEscher, but the commercial crew offer him a tryout for a soda commercial. Notes: 48 page issue. " 2 Face Double Cross " (Two-Face) written by Doug Monech, penciled, inked and colored by Klaus Janson and lettered by Ken Bruzenak. Knightfall : Part 14 continues in Showcase '93 #8 . " The Kobra Kronicles Part 2 " " Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues " (Deathstroke the Terminator and Peacemaker) written by Mike Baron, penciled by Gary Barker, inked by Jose Marzan Jr., colored by Paul Mounts and lettered by Gaspar. Wolfgang Schmidt appears as an imagination of Christopher Smith. " Image is Everything " (Jade and Obsidian) written by Michael J. Martinek, penciled and colored by Andrew Kudelka, inked by Kevin Nowlan and lettered by John Workman Jr. " DC Universe 10 " one page featuring " Larger Than Life the Atom! ", " The Man is Back! or is He? " and " DC Bullets ."
DC Comics · 1993
664 · Vol. Detective Comics
Notes: Cover dated Late July 1993. On page 3 panel 3 and 4 _ Kane Art Museum is a homage to Batman's creator Bob Kane . " DC Universe 10 " one page featuring " Larger than Life: the Atom! ", " The Man is Back! or is He? " and " DC Bullets ." "Special thanks to Carol Blackburn, R.N. for her invaluable assistance." Part 11 continued from Batman #497 . Part 13 continues in Showcase '93 #7 .
DC Comics · 1993
663 · Vol. Detective Comics
Knightfall: Chapter 10. The longest night in Batman's life continues as he and the Mayor are swept away by the irresistible force of millions of gallons of water from the Gotham River. Can the Dark Knight find a way out before the underground tunnel fills up and they both drown? Notes: Cover dated Early July 1993. " DC Universe 10 " one page featuring " Larger than Life: the Atom! ", " The Man is Back! or is He? " and " DC Bullets ." Part 9 continued from Batman #496 . Part 11 continues in Batman #497 .
DC Comics · 1993
497 · Vol. Batman
Batman confronted Bane. Bane beat him like a rag-doll - throwing him, crashing him through walls. The beating continued down the stairs and into the cave below Wayne Manor. When Batman refused to beg for mercy, Bane lifted him up and crashed him down across his knee. Alfred went to get Tim. Notes: Cover dated Late July 1993. Bane breaks Batman's back. " DC Universe 10 " one page featuring " Larger Than Life: The Atom ", " DC Bullets " and " The Man is Back! or is he? " Part 12 continues in Detective Comics #664 .
DC Comics · 1993
496 · Vol. Batman
The issue starts off with Batman walking away from a fiery fight with the Firefly . On the next page, it shows the Scarecrow and the Joker watching the news, arguing over what to do with their hostage Mayor Krol , the mayor of Gotham, who is in shock because of Scarecrows Fear Gas. They soon decide to use the Mayor to lure Batman to the Gotham river tunnels. The scene changes to Harvey Bullock and a couple other cops, outside the Mayors Mansion, waiting for a Bomb Squad to scope out the home. Harvey becomes impatient, and begins to open the Mayors rigged door, when Batman swoops down just in time to save Bullock from the explosions. Batman is soon gone and on his way to the Gotham river tunnel, where the Joker and Scarecrow riding in an ice cream truck with the mayor, are trying to escape the police. The villains get out of there vehicle with the mayor, and it explodes, killing a couple Gotham police. The joker fires a heat seeking missile to a semi-truck, and the truck explodes, causing more chaos. The villains go to a phone booth, and call Commissioner Gordon . The Mayor tells Gordon to send the National Guard to the tunnels. The villains soon flee, but Batman is not far. After defeating the Scarecrow, and being sprayed with his Fear Gas, Batman seeks revenge on the Joker, for the death of Jason Todd , the second robin. After shooting a machine gun at the tunnels, the villains again flee, and leave Batman to deal with the flooding tunnel, and with the Mayor. Notes: Cover dated Early July 1993. Jason Todd and Joker's Crowbar cameo flashback. " DC Universe 9 " one page featuring " Victimizing Lobo ", " DC Bullets ", " Do You Have Superpowers? " and " How to Draw: Guy Gardner " Part 10 continues in Detective Comics #663 .
DC Comics · 1993
78 · Vol. The Flash
The real identity of the impostor revealed! The man who is supposedly Barry Allen organizes a prison break to assemble an army and take down the city. It's up to Wally West to stop him and solve the mystery of the fake Flash. "The Return of Barry Allen" part 5. Wally West now knows that the real Barry Allen is still dead and the man who is posing as his uncle is faster then Wally, so Johnny Quick tries to teach him his formula. Max Mercury tries to teach him the Zen of Speed. but it is Jay Garrick that shows him that the way to be faster is inside of Wally. Wally then tells the other who Barry really is but he needs their help to prove it. Wally runs off to the Flash Museum and the rest go to find Barry. The Barry imposter has gone to Central City State Penitentiary, to release and arm the convicts inside. Luckily Jay, Max and Johnny show up before anyone gets hurt. During the fight Jay tears the symbol off Barry costume forcing him to flee back to the Flash Museum where Wally is waiting for him. Wally throws the fake Barry a Flash ring and tells him he found the book he had dropped, The Life of Barry Allen. Realizing the gig is up the fake Barry reveals is is really Professor Zoom
DC Comics · 1993
662 · Vol. Detective Comics
KnightFall part 8. It's Batman vs. Firefly, Robin vs. the Riddler, and the Huntress vs. the Riddler's gang, as Gotham continues to burn. Notes: Cover dated Late June 1993. Part 7 continued from Batman #495 . Part 9 continues in Batman #496 .
DC Comics · 1993
661 · Vol. Detective Comics
Story continued from: Batman #494 KnightFall part 6. The Firefly returns and sets Gotham ablaze as Batman continues his fight with the Arkham escapees, and the Joker and the Scarecrow toy with the mayor. Notes: Cover dated Early June 1993. Link Rambeau is a parody Rush Limbaugh. Part 7 continues in Batman #495 .
DC Comics · 1993
495 · Vol. Batman
Exhausted, Batman fails to capture Firefly and must then contend with Poison Ivy and her mindless zombie goons. Meanwhile, the Joker and Scarecrow continue to torture their captive, Mayor Krol. Notes: Cover dated Late June 1993. Part 8 continues in Detective Comics #662 .
DC Comics · 1993
494 · Vol. Batman
Robin narrowly escapes a run-in with Bane and Killer Croc in the sewers. Joker and Scarecrow decide to join forces and kidnap the Mayor. Notes: Cover dated Early June 1993. " DC Universe 8 " one page featuring " Drawing Blood! ", " DC Bullets " and " He is Here! or is he? " Part 6 continues in Detective Comics #661 .