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    DC Comics Presents Batman/Catwoman #1

    DC Comics Presents Batman/Catwoman » DC Comics Presents Batman/Catwoman #1 released by DC Comics on December 1, 2010.

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    Batman and Catwoman face off in the streets of Gotham City as they search for the ultimate weapon – a gun that never misses! Collecting BATMAN AND CATWOMAN: TRAIL OF THE GUN #1 and 2, this volume features the stunning artwork of superstar Ethan Van Sciver as he brings to life two of the most iconic characters in the DC Universe.

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    Ann Nocenti and Ethan Van Sciver`s Gun PSA 0

    DC Comics Presents Batman/Catwoman #1 by silkcuts on November 02, 2010

    These 100-page Spectaculars are nice when they collect a prestige mini series.  Fluidly combined with the loss of cover art, the mini series reads better collected this way.   Marketed because of the popularity of Ethan Van Sciver`s deserved growing popularity, this comic would equally not be as good if it was not for the great writing of Ann Nocenti, who is famed more for her Marvel work.  This story is not just a great heist story, but a social commentary about Guns. I am Canadian and I felt...

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