Cover by J. H. Williams (W) J. H. Williams, Haden Blackman (A) Trevor McCarthy
The battle between Batwoman and Batman begins here-it's all been leading to this!
Cover by J. H. Williams (W) J. H. Williams, Haden Blackman (A) Trevor McCarthy
Batwoman must confront the chaos and destruction that she helped unleash in Gotham City as part of the DEO's scheme to destroy Batman!
Cover by J. H. Williams (W) J. H. Williams, Haden Blackman (A) Trevor McCarthy
Batwoman discovers that the D.E.O. are bringing in Gotham City's most dangerous villains for questioning. Their real target? Batman! Plus, Hawkfire continues to plan a strike against the D.E.O.
Cover by J. H. Williams (W) J. H. Williams, Haden Blackman (A) Francesco Francavilla
In the aftermath of the Medusa ordeal, Killer Croc is rescued by a mysterious cult...but what connection do they have with Batwoman, and why do they need to see her die?
Cover by J. H. Williams (W) J. H. Williams, Haden Blackman (A) Trevor McCarthy Batwoman is being played right into a confrontation with Batman...and that's the least of her problems after the final page of issue #20!
Cover by Trevor McCarthy (W) J. H. Williams, Haden Blackman (A) Trevor McCarthy A new story arc begins here as Batwoman adjusts to her new partner and her new role in the war on crime. Guest-starring Batman!
Armageddon 2001. A possible future for Batman finds him broken in body and spirit, even as his war with Ra's Al Ghul rages on in "Succession". Script by Louise Simonson, art by Tom Grindberg. Waverider, Talia, Alfred, Tim Drake, Commissioner Gordon, the Joker, Two-Face.
56 pages of story. Grindberg cover.
The Firefly breaks out of Blackgate Prison and is burning to join the Black Mask's gang. Part 1 of 2, continued next issue. Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Staz Johnson and Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Dave Taylor.
KnightQuest: The Crusade, following the adventures of Azrael as the new Batman, continues: The Trigger Twins are stealing millions on a speeding subway car far beneath Gotham City, where no one can stop them...until the new Batman offers them a demonstration they won't soon forget!
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Eduardo Barreto. Cover by Kelley Jones. Joker cameo.
KnightQuest: The Crusade, following the adventures of Azrael as the new Batman, continues: Robin and Batman have their ultimate confrontation, ending with Tim Drake being locked out of the Batcave. This issue leads directly into Robin (1993-2009) #1.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
Knightfall: Chapter 10. "No Rest for the Wicked!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
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? Story continues in Batman #497.
Small amount of sticker residue on cover.
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. Continued in Batman (1940) #495. Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by new art team Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
Direct Edition. KnightFall part 4. Exhausted after his encounter with Mr. Zsasz, Batman is unable to come to Robin's aid as he is caught between Bane and Killer Croc in a death duel beneath the steamy streets of Gotham City. Continued in Batman (1940) #494. Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Jim Balent and Scott Hanna. Cover by Sam Kieth. 36 pgs.
Cover art by Kelley Jones and Sam Kieth. Deciphered starring Batman, Robin, and Azrael, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Michael Netzer, inks by Luke McDonnell; Batman saves Lucius Fox from imminent death.
"Beyond the Law!" Guest-starring the Huntress. Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna.
When the Huntress and Batman attempt to take down a gang of hoods they learn these crooks have diplomatic immunity. The tables are turned as the two vigilantes find themselves wanted by the law.
"A Bullet for Bullock!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Detective Bullock is getting too close to solving a crime and someone wants him dead. When the surly detective feels he's in over his head he calls in some back-up...the Batman.
"The Dragon" Harold and Ace find strange things hidden in the depths of the Batcave, while Robin tries to prevent a murder planned more than fifty years ago.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Steve Mitchell. Cover by Alan Weiss.
Batman tracks the Idiot to Rio, and tries to find the monster's weakness in "The Idiot Part Four: The Cook, The Bat and The Idiot." Part 4 of 4, continued from Batman (1940) #473. Written by Peter Milligan. Art by Jim Aparo & Mike DeCarlo. Cover by Norm Breyfogle. Classic line on pg. 1: "All I know is he'll have to keep eating minds if he's going to stay real." 36 pgs.
"Mind Control!" Part 2 of 3. Story by Louise Simonson. Art by Jim Fern and Steve Mitchell. Cover by George Pratt.
Batman and Robin are caught in the nightmarish game when a young man can alter reality and make life just like a video game. But, who is the true puppet master here?
"Mind Games!" Part 1 of 3. Story by Louise Simonson. Art by Jim Fern and Steve Mitchell. Cover by George Pratt.
Someone has the power to alter reality and use this ability to commit murder. Will the Batman be the culprit's next victim?
"Hearts!" Story by Marv Wolfman. Art by Jim Aparo and Mike DeCarlo. Someone has murdered the bird's in Penguin's Aerie. Their hearts were all removed, and the Batman intends to find out why. 36 pgs.
"Bitter Victory!" Part 3 of 3. Story by John Ostrander. Art by Flint Henry (pages 1-3, 7-8, 10-13, 17, 19), Mike McKone and Jose Marzan (4-6, 9, 14-16, 18, 20-22). As a distorted version of the Caped Crusader meets his end in a comic strip, the real Batman hunts down a psychotic imposter. 36 pgs.
Part 1 of the 3-part 'Demon Within': There's a new Batman in Gotham City. His name is Simon Petrarch, he has supernatural powers, and he believes in killing his enemies. What happened to Bruce Wayne? Where is the Batman we all know? Written by John Ostrander, with art by Mike McKone, Jose Marzan, Jr. and Flint Henry. Cover by Golden Age artist Dick Sprang. 36 pgs.
