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    Batman » Batman #472 - The Idiot Root, Part One: The Queen of Hearts released by DC Comics on December 1991.

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    The Idiot Root, Part One: The Queen of Hearts last edited by AmishAvenger on 01/14/19 12:13PM View full history

    When the Queen of Hearts comes to Gotham, Batman must stop the bleeding!

    Batman traveled to Rio De Janeiro tracking the Queen of Hearts. He encountered mindless children called dead boys; they were thought to be taking a new designer drug. He located the Queen and tracked her into the drug den (she was chasing down one of the dealers).

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    Batman #472 - The Idiot Root, Part One: The Queen of Hearts by johnnydarkness on March 22, 2017

    This one, written by Peter Milligan, was a kind of creepy, certainly macabre. The Queen of Hearts and how she goes about what she does is pretty creeped out. I see why I thought Batman comics were scary when I was a kid. But so far, this isn't an above average story. It's part one of three, so we'll see. If nothing else, I appreciated Norm Breyfogle's art, as usual....

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