Greg Rucka

Ed Brubaker

Clem Robins

Lee Loughridge

When Robin's body is found on the streets of Gotham, the detectives of Gotham Central must solve his murder while dealing with his associates.

Corrigan. Book four

Gotham Central

Michael Lark

Living in the shadow of the Dark Knight makes the detectives of Gotham's police force determined to prove they have what it takes to enforce the law in a city rife with criminals--with or without Batman's help.

Gotham Central: In the line of duty

Ley Stanton

I was genuinely impressed with this book. It showed me another side to Gotham and allowed me to get to know some characters I otherwise wouldn't have paid a second glance to in a normal Batman book. I look forward to learning more about. Especially Renee but that's because I know she's more than a detective.

Follows the careers and personal lives of the Gotham City police department, profiling detectives and how they handle corruption, supervillains, and the vigilante work of the Batman.

In the line of duty. Book one

ian alas

"A brutal gang war wages in Gotham City. After a tragic mistake, the police feel that they can no longer trust Batman, so the commissioner makes a fateful decision; the Dark Knight is now a wanted man, and the famous Bat-Signal is removed from the roof of headquarters. But it couldn't have come at a worse time, as the Major Crimes Unit has to face a super-villain they've never dealt with before, and a good cop's life hangs in the balance"--P. [4] of cover.

On the freak beat. Book three

Ahmed Bakr

In a volume that collects two cases of the Gotham Special Crimes Unit, the Joker terrorizes the city at Christmastime when he begins randomly executing people with a rifle, and disgraced detective Harvey Bullock deals with an old case and unfinished business.

Jokers and madmen. Book two

Gotham Central: Half a life

Sabine Delorme

JT Helms

Stefano Gaudiano

Unresolved Targets

Zoe Smolen

Written by GREG RUCKA and ED BRUBAKER Art by MICHAEL LARK, JASON ALEXANDER and others Cover by MICHAEL LARK Renee Montoya travels to Keystone City to learn the truth about a fellow officer's strange mutation in these stories from issues #23-31. Plus, what is the meaning of the dead Robin, The Boy Wonder?

Lorien O'Brien

Raymie Smith

The Quick and the Dead

The story focuses on the Gotham City Police Department and the difficulties of its officers living and working in Gotham City, home of Batman.

Gotham Central Corrigan. Book four

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