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    Detective Comics #736

    Detective Comics » Detective Comics #736 - Homecoming released by DC Comics on September 1, 1999.

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    Homecoming last edited by jsieczkar82 on 02/06/21 05:34PM View full history

     
    The villain that broke Batman's back comes to "No Man's Land" in a special issue featuring a cover by John Cassaday (PLANETARY)! Bane has returned to what was once Gotham City, but what has he come there for? Batman doesn't know, but he's not about to wait to find out.        
     
    Bane is coming home, where he rules and where no one can stand up to him. He is now on his way to no man's land.

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    Detective Comics #736 - Homecoming by dark_noldor on June 23, 2011

    The good thing about this issue is that it´s pretty self contained, focusing in showing Bane returning to Gotham, where he believes he will be king, ´cause this is his destiny, so it´s just a great way to relax, read the issue and don´t have to worry about continuity, etc., also apreciate the good art of Mike Deodato (he´s known for penciling muscles and in a character like Bane, the artist choice fit like a glove) - despinte this was an interesting issue, especially because how Bane planned to ...

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