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Batman vs. Bigby! A Wolf in Gotham #1
With the blood dry at Gotham’s fourth gruesome murder scene in as many weeks, Batman is stumped. The same hallmarks haunt each investigation: brute-force entries, bodies ripped to shreds and stamped with enormous bite marks, and clumps of fur—wolf fur—scattered in the wreckage. The streets buzz with rumors of the “Werewolf of Gotham.” Determined to crack this case, Batman finds no leads and a mysterious, hairy, chain-smoking figure dogging his every move. The Dark Knight’s dangerously close to losing his cool when a series of bombings levels the city’s libraries in the days leading up to the 32nd annual Gotham Literary Festival. As Batman narrows in on the Bookworm and his literary henchmen, he discovers that an invaluable book from another world is at the center of the violence. Stranger still, the wolf is in on it. But what kind of monster is built from such brains and brawn—and is he an enemy or an ally? Worlds collide as a Gotham mystery kick-starts a return to the world of Fables!
Characters: Batman, Bigby Wolf (Fables), James Gordon
Creative roster
Bill Willingham (Writer)
Brian Level (Cover, Penciller)
Jay Leisten (Inker)
Jim Lee (Chief Creative Officer, Publisher)
Lee Loughridge (Cover)
Maggie Howell (Editor)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Steve Wands (Letterer)
Yanick Paquette (Cover)
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