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    Batman: Gotham Knights #1

    Batman: Gotham Knights » Batman: Gotham Knights #1 - Constants; To Become the Bat released by DC Comics on March 1, 2000.

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    A new ongoing series explores the new Gotham City from a mysterious vantage point. Plus, the first of a series of BATMAN: BLACK AND WHITE backup stories by a variety of creators, beginning with writer Warren Ellis and artist Jim Lee. Frequent "No Man's Land" writer Devin Grayson (THE TITANS, Black Widow) is joined by her "Fear of Faith" collaborator Dale Eaglesham and inker John Floyd for a thrilling new series that explores Batman and the people who help him in his fight. Told through the eyes of an unknown party, the series offers a new perspective on the Dark Knight Detective. Each extra-sized issue will feature 8-page BATMAN: BLACK AND WHITE-style stories by an array of writers and artists, beginning with an installment courtesy of writer Warren Ellis (TRANSMETROPOLITAN, PLANETARY) and artist Jim Lee (DIVINE RIGHT: THE ADVENTURES OF MAX FARADAY, FLINCH). In the guest-star-packed BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS #1 (featuring a cover by Dave Johnson), a horrifying crime attracts Batman's attention and forces him to revisit the ghosts of his past as Oracle, Nightwing and Robin attempt to help him solve the mystery.

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    The Beginning of the Real Deal 0

    Although we probably wouldn't know it with a lot of current Batman movies and comics, Batman was originally a detective. This opener for the series tells one complete story, while at the same time creates a launchpad for future works. There's mystery, intrigue, a little bit of action, and a great deal of heart. Although the background on the cast is fuzzy to me and there were some minor points of confusion in the beginning, by the end I felt I was 'onboard' and ready to go. Looking forward to re...

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