Bob Hall

I Joker

Batman

Klaus Janson

Greg Rucka

R'as Al Ghul is dying, and he asks Batman to help him prolong his life in exchange for allowing the Dark Knight to see his parents again, while R'as' daughter, Nyssa, works to destroy her father once and for all.

Death and the Maidens

Ryan LaFerney

This was an intriguing tale about one of Batman's greatest foes: Ra's Al Ghul. Batman makes a deal to help Ra's Al Ghul in exchange for speaking with his dead parents but this is more of a tale of the other daughter Ra's Al Ghul had and why she hates him so. I found it to be a bit overly dramatic, and the Nazi concentration camp stuff to be slightly problematic but overall, I enjoy it.

Daniela V.

I liked the concept but the story is so messy and it barely explains something of how the world ended up like that. 
I think that with some development, the story could had been a really good one, but not like it's written.

Alexander Maleev

Bob Gale

Devin K. Grayson

Written by Bob Gale And Devin K. Grayson; Art by Alex Maleev, Dale Eaglesham and others After suffering a cataclysmic earthquake, the U.S. government has deemed Gotham City as uninhabitable and ordered all citizens to leave. It is now months later and those that have refused to vacate "No Man's Land" live amidst a citywide turf war in which the strongest prey on the weak. As gangs terrorize the ravaged populace, the Scarecrow uses a church relief project as a real life lab to test his experiments in fear. But with the return of the vigilante, Batman, and the appearance of an enigmatic new Batgirl, justice returns to Gotham. This volume is the first of five that recounts the NO MAN'S LAND storyline.

No Man's Land

A great one. An earthquake hits Gotham and the city ends up being an independent territory. Some people leave and others stay. Anarchism rules Gotham. But the Bat and Huntress decide to help the victims of indiscriminate violence. 
This comic is original, different and very dynamic. It has a big variety of characters involved in the story. Gonna read the next volume soon!

Bob Kane

Buena colección de historias. ¡A leer muchas más!

Norm Breyfogle

Alan Grant

Graphic novel. Batman encounters Jeremiah Arkham, the nephew of the mad Amadeus Arkham, founder of Arkham Asylum. The family insanity may be hereditary, and Batman is once again caught up in the Arkham madness.

The Last Arkham

Zoe Stanford

Not amazing but not terrible either. Art was a little lacking but the story rumbled along pretty well

Steve Englehart

Len Wein

Villains include the Joker, Dr. Phosphorus, Hugo Strange, Rupert Thorne, the Penguin, Deadshot, and Clayface.

Strange Apparitions

Colton Ray

Following a powerful earthquake, Gotham City is plunged into anarchy and violence, and the city's survival depends on two rivals, Commissioner Gordon and Batman, cooperating to restore order. Reprint.

Dimitris Papastergiou

Darren C.

Frank Miller

Lynn Varley

John Costanza

After ten years away from the public eye, a wave of violence in Gotham City brings Batman back as a vigilante.

The Dark Knight Returns

Leonor

James Miller

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Molly Morgan

"Featuring No law and a new order and Fear of faith."

Rowan Myers

Christine Bruce

Ahmed Bakr

Miguel Angel

Fabiano Finger

Jeet Jhaveri

Haley Sherman

Rebeca Keren Nuñez

Collects past editions of the continuing adventures of Batman, and his sidekick, Robin.

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