Batman #6
Batman Vol. 6: Abyss collects issues #31-36 of the 2024 Batman series, continuing the storyline as Bruce Wayne faces a mysterious new threat emerging from Gotham's underworld. Written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Jorge Jiménez and others, this volume deepens the psychological and physical challenges Batman must overcome.
In "The Abyss, Part 1: Now It's a Party!", a blinded Batman grapples with his shattered perception, determined to clear the names of the imprisoned members of Batman Inc. despite his inability to see the truth. As he pushes forward, the enigmatic Abyss turns his attention to Lex Luthor, setting a dangerous new course. Written by Joshua Williamson and brought to life by Jorge Molina and Mikel Janín, this gripping chapter blends psychological tension with high-stakes action, all rendered in striking detail and color by Tomeu Morey. The cover by Jorge Molina captures the eerie intensity of the moment.
In "The Abyss, Part 1: Now It's a Party!", Batman takes on Firefly, who’s turned a high-stakes billionaire’s costume party into a chaotic heist with a crew dressed as classic villains. After the chaos in Gotham, Batman jets off to Badhnisia to investigate a deadly accusation against former members of Batman Inc., where shadows run deep and trust is even scarcer.
In "The Abyss, Part 2: Old and New Enemies," Batman confronts a chilling revelation: Lex Luthor is behind the scenes, funding and directing Batman Inc. As he digs into the mysterious death of Abyss, the detective uncovers unsettling truths—what seemed like a final end may not be what it appears.
Blinded following his clash with the enigmatic Abyss, Batman grapples with his shattered perception, determined to clear the names of his imprisoned allies—Batman Inc.—by breaking them out of custody. As he pushes through the darkness, the mysterious Abyss turns his attention to Lex Luthor, setting a new course of chaos in motion.
In "The Abyss, Finale," Batman faces his most dangerous trial yet, racing to save Lex Luthor from Batman Inc. and the relentless, enigmatic Abyss. With the tide turning and the shadows closing in, Batman pursues the fugitive through a crumbling cityscape, setting the stage for a final, desperate showdown.
In "Abyss, Finale," Batman returns to Badhnisia chasing the elusive criminal known as Abyss—only to find that Detective Cayha has taken on the role herself, driven by the desperate search for her kidnapped parents. The line between hunter and hunted blurs as secrets from the past resurface in this tense, emotionally charged chapter.
In "They Make Great Pets [Part 1]," Jo investigates the strange disappearance of a fellow student and the unsettling discovery of body parts along the banks of the Gotham River, all while on break from Gotham Academy. The story unfolds with a quiet dread, blending teen mystery with the city’s ever-present shadows.
In "They Make Great Pets [Part 2]," Batman finds himself cornered in a submerged aqueduct tunnel during a missing persons investigation, facing strange, otherworldly creatures. With time running out, Mia moves to aid him, testing the limits of trust and courage in the dark, dripping depths.
In "They Make Great Pets [Part 3]" from Batman #6 (2024), Maps continues her investigation after Batman helps rescue Lindsay Okamura from the Kappa, now tracking down the mysterious disappearance of Lindsay’s grandfather—her only lead in a case that’s growing more dangerous with every step.
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