There were no standout stories like the first volume but none were bad. The tale begins on a treacherous mountain climb to track a killer. This item is not in stock. Written by Denny O'Neil. Faith, Part 2 of 3.
Script by Mark Kneece, with art and painted cover by Bo Hampton. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. Pencils by Russell Braun.
Written by James Robinson, with art and cover by Tim Sale. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading.This shopping feature will continue to load items when the Enter key is pressed.
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**NOTE: This is the direct market edition with gold-embossed logo and title lettering (newstand edition is plain).
Cover price $1.75. Pencils by Russell Braun.
Written by John Francis Moore, with art and cover by P. Craig Russell. Cover price $1.50. Deluxe format. Written by James Robinson, with art and cover by Tim Sale.
Bruce Wayne, unable to accept that his role as Batman is a pathetic, alcoholic delusion, risks his life to escape the detox ward and finds himself in a burning, death-torn ruin that once was Gotham City, battling to regain his sanity in an insane situation. Written by Doug Moench, with art and cover by Russ Heath. Cover price $1.75. Concludes in Detective Comics (1937- ) #641. She turned to Batman for help, and he trained her to fight. This item is not in stock.
Written by Denny O'Neil.
Inner cover painting by George Pratt.
Deluxe format. Prey, Part 5 of 5. Written by Dennis O'Neil, with art by Ed Hannigan and John Beatty.
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Deluxe format. Heat, Part 4 of 4. Now, with only the bats to remind him of a promise, a hope and a dream, he must battle his way back to sanity or see Strange destroy everything he's built in Gotham City.
Two-Face's scheme to create a nation of freaks crashes, leading to a battle with Batman aboard a doomed Zeppelin.
Layouts by Trevor Von Eeden. Batman and Catwoman form an uneasy alliance to bring down the increasingly unpredictable killer, leading to a three-way confrontation at the Gotham Zoo...until an enraged black panther makes it a foursome! Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight General Information Type: Cancelled Series Total Issues: 214 Published: November, 1989 - March, 2007 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight is a monthly Batman comic series that ran from 1989 to 2007. Deluxe format. Batman takes a wrong turn into an abandoned movie studio and falls prey to a creature of the night more fearsome than himself. Cover price $1.75. Cover by Brian Bolland. On an isolated mountain estate, an obsessed publisher gathers a select group of writers for the purpose of penetrating the psyche of the Batman. Overall, a decent read. Hothouse, Part 2 of 2.
All of the stories were, to one extent or another, fun reads and interesting takes.
Written and drawn by Matt Wagner, with a painted cover by Wagner. Cover painting by George Pratt, from pencils by Hannigan. Deluxe format.
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Then, strange, ritualistic murders start occurring, and a mysterious bat-like person is seen.
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Some better than others, of course, but all at least fun. Prey, Part 2 of 5. Written and drawn by Matt Wagner, with a painted cover by Wagner.
It's not a hoax, not a dream, not an imaginary story! Hugo Strange's mindgames intensify, as he sends Batman into the labyrinth of his own worst nightmares. Written by Denny O'Neil. And now Mr. Written by Denny O'Neil. Find all the books, read about the author, and more.
Once they were vigilante allies of the Dark Knight...but now they've turned against Batman. Deluxe format. Whisper's past takes him to Bavaria...and ties to his own father, as well as dark, hidden secrets about his own past and future. Hugo Strange continues to groom Max Cort to become the Night Scourge, a worthy opponent for the Dark Knight, as he comes closer to discovering Batman's secret.
Deluxe format. Should Batman...can he...stop them? Plus: Gotham City Visions by Anton Furst.
In the course of investigating gang and racial violence, Batman uncovers a gang of police officers with a murderous agenda of its own!
Layouts by Trevor Von Eeden. It's Batman's first encounter with the Joker (sort of), and the Joker's cousin Melvin is also along for the ride, in "Images," a 40-page tale.
We’ve been selling comics since 1961 (our first sale: Fantastic Four #1 at $0.25, see Batman and Mr. Shaman, Part 5 of 5. Cover price $1.50.
