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Batman #3
A new day dawns in Gotham, and the horrors of "The Joker War" are just being realized. A bold new direction for Batman begins as Bruce Wayne's circumstances are forever changed. How did The Joker's rampage affect the citizens of the city? Bruce Wayne and the city he loves have changed dramatically following the events of "The Joker War," but Batman and his mission are eternal. The mysterious vigilante known as Ghost-Maker has known Bruce since they were teenagers, and he's made his decision. It's time Gotham City had a new hero. Batman and Ghost-Maker go toe-to-toe to decide which of them will remain Gotham City's hero. Yet the city is changing faster than ever after "The Joker War," and with this change comes increasing dangers. Also, in honor of Batman's first appearance in Detective Comics #27, this collection features the biggest names in comics as they chronicle the most epic Batman adventures Gotham City and the DC Universe have ever seen! Collects Batman #101-105, a story from Detective Comics #1027, and Batman Annual #5.
Characters: Barbara Gordon, Batman, Clownhunter, Ghost-Maker (DC), Harley Quinn
Creative roster
Ben Abernathy (Collection Editor)
Carlo Pagulayan (Penciller)
Clayton Cowles (Letterer)
Danny Miki (Inker)
David Baron (Colorist)
Guillem March (Artist, Cover, Inker, Penciller)
James Stokoe (Artist, Colorist)
James Tynion IV (Writer)
Louis Prandi (Designer)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Riley Rossmo (Artist)
Steve Cook (Designer)
Tomeu Morey (Colorist, Cover)
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