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Detective Comics #1059
Riddle me this…when is a criminal not a criminal? The answer awaits you in the start of a brand-new Detective Comics story arc from writer Mariko Tamaki, guest co-writer Nadia Shammas, and legendary artist Ivan Reis! The Riddler is back in Gotham City in a big way, becoming a media personality and using his newfound influence to wreak havoc on the Dark Knight. As Batman chases down clues to put an end to Riddler's machinations, the clock ticks away for the citizens of Gotham whom Edward Nygma has placed in the line of fire… Then, in "Gotham Girl: Interrupted" part one, the super-powered Claire Clover returns to the city that helped ruin her life…to get psychiatric treatment at the new Arkham Tower. But when Gotham Girl's newfound semblance of normalcy is rocked by a murder mystery, she finds someone unexpected at the heart of the crime…herself.
Characters: Batman, Deb Donovan, Gotham Girl, Riddler
Creative roster
Ariana Maher (Letterer)
Ben Abernathy (Group Editor)
Brad Anderson (Colorist, Cover)
Danny Miki (Cover, Inker)
Dave Wielgosz (Associate Editor)
David Lapham (Artist)
Ivan Reis (Cover, Penciller)
Jim Lee (Chief Creative Officer, Publisher)
Lee Bermejo (Cover)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Mariko Tamaki (Writer)
Nadia Shammas (Writer)
Paul Kaminski (Editor)
Rob Leigh (Letterer)
Rodolfo Migliari (Cover)
Sina Grace (Writer)
Trish Mulvihill (Colorist)
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