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BATMAN: FAMILY #1 (of
8): THE TRACKER
Written by John Francis Moore; art and cover Stefano Gaudiano and Rick
HobergRetro-solicited; in stores
October 30. An 8-issue weekly miniseries event begins! In Bruce
Wayne’s long absence, Wayne Enterprises has been slowly slipping from
his grasp. Now, as he squares off against an enemy who will stop at
nothing to take his legacy from him, Batman also must contend with a
deadly new vigilante who’s recently arrived on the scene. But this
potential foe is needed as an ally when a wave of new villains begins
terrorizing Gotham! For more information, see the
feature article.
48 pages, $2.95 |
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BATMAN: FAMILY #2 (of
8): ATHENA
Written by John Francis Moore; art and cover Stefano Gaudiano and Rick
HobergIn stores November 6. Meet
the mysterious leader of the new wave of criminals who vows vengeance
on Batman for very personal reasons. She begins her assault by
targeting the Spoiler who recently lost her gig as a member of BIRDS
OF PREY. Will Spoiler prove to be the weak link in Batman’s family?
32 pages, $2.25 |
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BATMAN: FAMILY #3 (of
8): BUGG & DR. EXCESS
Written by John Francis Moore; art and cover Stefano Gaudiano and Rick
HobergIn stores November 13. Get
ready for Bugg and Dr. Excess! Bugg has eyes everywhere in Gotham,
watching, recording, learning — with the heroes of Batman’s circle in
his sights. And what Bugg learns, Dr. Excess uses with terrible
results. But what is their involvement in a spate of bizarre incidents
in which normal people are transformed into raging psychotics? Black
Canary aims to find out, and she’s not alone as the vigilante Orpheus
returns to help safeguard the city.
32 pages, $2.25 |
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BATMAN: FAMILY #4 (of
8): SUICIDE KING
Written by John Francis Moore; art and cover Stefano Gaudiano and Rick
HobergIn stores November 20. Who
is the Suicide King? He’s the ultimate terror — a killer so fearless
he’ll sacrifice his own life to kill and maim. Now he’s after
the heads of organized crime in Gotham City but not for heroic
reasons. This deadly minion faces pursuit on two fronts, as the
Huntress and D.E.O. agent Cameron Chase are on to him. Too bad for
them! When this issue is over, Huntress no longer will be a help to
Batman or a threat to Gotham’s newest menace!
32 pages, $2.25 |
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BATMAN: FAMILY #5 (of
8): FREEWAY
Written by John Francis Moore; art and cover Stefano Gaudiano and Rick
HobergIn stores November 27.
Meet Freeway, the right-hand man to Gotham’s newest crime lord. He
pulls strings, manipulates people, and gets things done, regardless of
who gets hurt. Now he’s targeted Robin, and Freeway isn’t a man known
to fail. When Robin falls into his trap, the identities of all the
Bat-heroes are in danger, and this time acrobatics won’t be enough!
32 pages, $2.25 |
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DETECTIVE COMICS #776
Written by Paul Bolles and Nancy Gagné; art by William Rosado, Michél
Gagné, and Bob Wiacek; cover by Brian Ewing
In stores November 6. Batman tries to stop
a cop with a vendetta from ripping Gotham apart. But how can he do
that if he’s lying unconcious in the Batmobile? Plus, a new 4-part
backup feature, “Spore,” is the Batman story we promise will shock
every reader. It really is the story you thought you’d never see,
written by Nancy Gagné and illustrated by renowned children’s book and
indie comix artist Michél Gagné (Zed, Insanely Twisted
Rabbit).
40 pages, $2.75 |
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BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE
DARK KNIGHT #161
Written by John Ostrander; art by David Lopez and Dan Green; cover by
Jason PearsonIn stores November
13. “Loyalties,” Part 3 of 3. In the streets of Chicago, Batman
is a fish out of water; in a town more corrupt than even Gotham, he
must race against the clock to prevent the murder of his friend Jim
Gordon…and Gordon’s niece Barbara.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS
#35
Written by Scott Beatty and Brian Azzarello; art by Roger Robinson,
Jim Mahfood and John Floyd; cover by Brian Bolland
In stores November 20. Part 2 of
“Tabula Rasa.” Gotham’s newest villain, the woman known as Pix, is
hunting down the men who destroyed her life while Bane and Batman are
left following the trail of bodies. Meanwhile, Batman is still reeling
from Bane’s stunning revelation last issue. Will this change Bane’s
status as a villain? Plus, a Batman Black & White backup, “Cornered,”
written by Brian Azzarello (100 BULLETS) and illustrated by Jim
Mahfood (Ultimate Marvel Team-Up).
40 pages, $2.75 |
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BATMAN #609
Written by Jeph Loeb; art and cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams
In stores November 27. Jeph Loeb & Jim
Lee continue their run on BATMAN with Part 2 of the 12-part “Hush.”
Lying near death, Batman must turn to the least likely person from the
Bat family for help: the Huntress! Meanwhile, Catwoman continues to
hunt down the mysterious individual responsible for wreaking havoc in
their lives — a path that leads her back to Poison Ivy.
32 pages, $2.25
Look for the BATMAN BY JIM LEE POSTER, offered by
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AZRAEL: AGENT OF THE
BAT #96
Written by Dennis O’Neil; art by Sergio Cariello; cover by Mike Zeck
and Jerry OrdwayIn stores
November 13. Batman guest stars as Azrael, with a mob of supporters
at his side, leads a siege against Two-Face! Azrael’s
super-powered, newly violent ways are beginning to exact a heavy
price. Now the Dark Knight, feeling responsible for all that Jean Paul
has become, swears to take him down...by any means necessary. Say your
prayers!
32 pages, $2.95 |
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BATGIRL #34
Written by Kelley Puckett; art and cover by Damion Scott and Robert
CampanellaIn stores November 13.
Batgirl is a lot of things: a martial arts master, a world class
athlete — but not a detective. Not yet. But she aims to learn the
craft at the side of the master…Batman. In this issue, Batgirl tags
along with Batman on the investigation of a brutal murder of a father
and small child.
32 pages, $2.50
Look for the SILVER AGE BATGIRL MINI-BUST, offered by
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BATMAN: ABSOLUTION HC
Written by J.M. DeMatteis; painted art and cover by Brian Ashmore
In stores November 27. A lushly painted
original Batman hardcover! Ten years after an attack on Wayne
Enterprises by a group of urban terrorists, Batman discovers the
architect behind the bombing is in hiding in India. But, in the course
of a harrowing journey that takes him from the Taj Mahal to the hidden
temple of a great Indian saint, Batman will find all his precious
concepts of crime and punishment, justice and retribution, God and
man, turned inside out. He will find himself questioning whether any
human being can truly change — and whether a mass murderer could
possibly be worthy…of absolution. For more information, see the
feature article.
96 pages, $24.95 |
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BATMAN: BRUCE WAYNE — FUGITIVE VOL.
1 TP
Written by Ed Brubaker, Chuck Dixon, Devin Grayson, and Kelley
Puckett; art by Scott McDaniel, Roger Robinson, Rick Leonardi, Damion
Scott, Trevor McCarthy, Phil Noto, William Rosado, Dave Ross, Sean
Philips, and various; cover by McDaniel
In stores November 20. Indicted for
killing Vesper Fairchild, Bruce Wayne is sent to Blackgate Prison…only
to escape, launching a citywide manhunt. Now Batman has now gone to
ground — renouncing his true identity and operating deeper in the
shadows than ever before. It falls to his extended family — Nightwing,
Robin, Oracle, Batgirl, Spoiler, and Alfred — to figure out who really
did commit the murder. While the clues point to a possible setup, no
one can deny that those same clues might point to Batman’s actual
guilt. For more information, see the
feature article.
160 pages, $12.95 |
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BATMAN: BRUCE WAYNE — MURDERER? TP
— relist
Written by Ed Brubaker, Chuck Dixon, Greg Rucka, Devin Grayson, and
Kelley Puckett; art by Rick Burchett, Rick Leonardi, Steve Lieber,
Trevor McCarthy, Scott McDaniel, Roger Robinson, Damion Scott, Pete
Woods, and various; cover by Dave Johnson
In stores November 20. Reoffered to
coincide with the release of BATMAN: BRUCE WAYNE — FUGITIVE VOL. 1,
this trade paperback reprints BATMAN: THE 10-CENT ADVENTURE, DETECTIVE
COMICS #766-767, BATGIRL #24, BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS #25-26, and
BATMAN #599-600, plus relevant portions of NIGHTWING #65-66, BIRDS OF
PREY #39-40 and ROBIN #98-99. When Bruce Wayne is discovered with the
murdered Vesper Fairchild in his arms, a chain of events begins that
results in the Batman mythos altered forever.
264 pages, $19.95 |
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BATMAN: GOTHAM
ADVENTURES #56
Written by Scott Peterson; art by Tim Levins and Terry Beatty; cover
by Bob Smith and BeattyIn stores
November 27. A riddle is left for the Batman that seems…wrong somehow.
Who’s stealing the Riddler’s schtick? And who’s going to get to the
copycat first: Batman or a mad-as-heck Riddler?
32 pages, $2.25 |
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BATMAN: YEAR TWO —
FEAR THE REAPER TP — NEW EDITION
Written by Mike W. Barr; art by Alan David, Todd McFarlane, Paul Neary,
Alfredo Alcala, and Mark Farmer; cover by Davis and Neary
In stores November 13. A new edition of
this highly-requested collection of BATMAN: YEAR TWO also includes the
one-shot sequel, BATMAN: FULL CIRCLE. This chronicling of the Dark
Knight’s second year of crimefighting finds Batman in violent conflict
with Gotham City’s first vigilante — now a brutal killer. Now Batman
has no choice but to make a desperate alliance with his parents’
murderer! For more information, see the
feature article.
176 pages, $17.95 |
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BIRDS OF PREY #49
Written by Terry Moore; art by Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti;
cover by Phil NotoIn stores
November 20. Oracle and Canary piece together the mystery of who is
behind the kidnapping attempt on the genetically altered girl,
Madison, and realize that in the wrong hands she could become a weapon
of mass destruction. Keeping her safe becomes a lot more work than
either of them bargained for, and a whole lot more deadly!
32 pages, $2.50
Look for the BIRDS OF PREY POSTER, by DC
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CATWOMAN #12
Written by Ed Brubaker; art by Cameron Stewart; cover by J.G. Jones
Retro-solicited; in stores October 23.
Cameron Stewart takes over the art chores as we begin a devastating
new arc in the life of Selina Kyle! Selina sets out to give
something back to the neighborhood, but a new wave of crime brings her
even closer to her roots than she ever imagined. And if that weren’t
enough, wait’ll you learn the startling secret one of our supporting
cast members is carrying. Plus, hold on to your seats as a surprise
character appears to shake things up! This issue’s got it all,
including Slam Bradley, Leslie Thompkins, and even Bruce Wayne!
Note: This is a resolicitation. All previous orders have been
cancelled.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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CATWOMAN #13
Written by Ed Brubaker; art by Cameron Stewart; cover by J.G. Jones
In stores November 27. Selina presents a
very special gift to the East End in grand fashion while Slam Bradley
displays his darker side. Holly rocks to her favorite band while a
very deadly plan is put into motion, one that targets not just
Catwoman, but Selina Kyle as well!
32 pages, $2.50 |
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GOTHAM
GIRLS #4 (of 5)
Written by Paul Storrie; art by Jennifer Graves and J. Bone; cover by
Shane GlinesIn stores November
20. Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn think they’ve succeeded in stealing
Ivy’s plant formula back from the chemical company that stole it
first. But it’s good girls vs. bad girls as Detective Renee Montoya
finally catches up to — and teams up with — Batgirl!
32 pages, $2.25 |
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HARLEY QUINN #26
Written by Andy Lieberman; art and cover by Mike Huddleston and Troy
NixeyIn stores November 13.
Introducing the brand new creative team behind the adventures of the
cupid of crime! Harley Quinn finds herself in more than a spot of
trouble, moments from a very watery death. Meanwhile, she’s wanted for
the murder of a GCPD officer, and the late cop’s partner, Bishop is
going to bring her in, no matter who gets in the way. For more
information, see the feature article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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NIGHTWING #75
Written by Devin Grayson; art by Rick Leonardi and Jesse Delperdang;
cover by Michael GoldenIn stores
November 13. Extra-sized 75th issue! With Mary Redhorn’s
journal now with the Feds, Blüdhaven is rocked to the core when mass
indictments come down for the upper echelons of Blüdhaven politics all
the way down through the city court judges and BPD — sending a mass
ripple effect through the infrastructure of Blüdhaven. With the city’s
police department in chaos, street gangs try to assert themselves,
making for a very long night for our hero. Added to the mix is a new
rooftop vigilante with a familiar costume.
40 pages, $2.95 |
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ROBIN #108
Written by Jon Lewis; art by Pete Woods and Andrew Pepoy; cover by
Kevin LauIn stores November 20.
Drury Walker, the man known as Charaxis, is running around committing
multiple crimes in Gotham, faster than Robin can keep up with him.
Meanwhile, Charaxis is holed up downtown. What the heck is going on?
Even an able assist from Nightwing can’t keep Robin from getting in
over his head. Meanwhile, Spoiler learns a horrible secret that will
turn her life in a far, far different direction.
32 pages, $2.25 |
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