Michael Green

John Floyd

Denys Cowan

Michael Green, writer / producer of NBCs smash-hit series HEROES, teams with classic Batman artist Denys Cowan for a tale set early in the career of the Dark Knight that sheds light on who the Joker was before he became the Clown Prince of Crime. Discover how Batman first crossed paths with the punk who was destined to become his deadliest foe, and see just how far hell go in order tobring down the new criminal insanity that's inspiring Gotham Citys underworld.

Lovers and Madmen

Written by Michael Green Art and cover by Denys Cowan & John Floyd Now in trade paperback, this tale from BATMAN CONFIDENTIAL #6-12 sheds light on who The Joker was before he became the Clown Prince of Crime. Discover how Batman first crossed paths with the punk who was destined to become his deadliest foe. Advance-solicited; on sale April 15 - 144 pg, FC, $14.99 US

Robert Jenison

Particularly Confuting W. Crashawes Sermon at the Crosse, Printed as the Patterne to Iustify the Rest. With a Preface to the Gentlemen of the Innes of Court, Shewing what Vse May be Made of this Treatise

The Overthrow of the Protestants Pulpit-babels, Convincing Their Preachers of Lying & Rayling, to Make the Church of Rome Seeme Mysticall Babell

A Word of Comfort

It is the beginning of the Dark Knight's war on crime, and it is progressing well - there's time enough for love as well as fighting crime. Then the mysterious 'Jack', a crack-shot psychopath with no sense of humour, appears, threatening both the life of Bruce Wayne's lover and the fragile peace Batman has established.

Lovers & Madmen.

Travis Lanham

Ken Lopez

Batman

Thomas More

God and the King. Or a Dialogue Wherein is Treated of Allegiance Due to Our Most Gracious Lord, King James, Within His Dominions

Stephen Edger

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