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Batman Arkham: Talia al Ghul #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers key stories featuring Talia al Ghul, the complex daughter of Ra's al Ghul and a recurring figure in Batman's world. Spanning various eras of DC Comics, the volume highlights her roles as a lover, adversary, and occasional ally to the Dark Knight, including her pivotal part in the birth of Damian Wayne. It offers a focused look at one of the Batman mythos's most enigmatic characters through selected issues from different series and creators.
In "Into the Den of the Death-Dealers!", Batman joins forces with Ra's al Ghul to stop a rogue terrorist who’s hijacked a weather-controlling satellite, turning the skies into a weapon. As the mission unfolds in tense, high-stakes fashion, a secret bond deepens between Batman and Talia al Ghul—leading to a moment that will change their lives, though the truth of what happens is far from what it seems. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Jerry Bingham, with a striking cover by Cliff Chiang.
In "Son of the Demon," Batman joins forces with Ra's al Ghul to stop a rogue terrorist who’s hijacked a weather-controlling satellite, plunging the world into chaos. Amid the high-stakes mission, Batman and Talia al Ghul share a sudden, unexpected marriage and the promise of a future together—only for Talia to quietly reveal she’s lost the child, a secret that lingers long after the battle ends.
In "Batman vs. Robin, Part 3: Mexican Train," Batman and Robin push forward into Talia al Ghul’s web of deception, confronting her and Deathstroke in a high-stakes clash. Talia reveals a chilling secret—she’s created another clone of Damian—and the truth behind Gravedigger’s identity begins to unravel.
In "The Rules of Engagement, Part 2," Batman and Catwoman push through Talia al Ghul’s fortified city of Khadym, facing relentless resistance. When Talia strikes Batman from behind, she forces Catwoman into a deadly challenge—fighting her on equal ground.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #411 (1971), Batman #232 (1971), Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #23 (1987), Batman: Son of the Demon #[nn] (1987), Batman: Son of the Demon #[nn] (1988), Secret Files President Luthor #1 (2001), Batman: Death and the Maidens #9 (2004), Batman Villains Secret Files and Origins 2005 #[nn] (2005), Batman: Gotham Knights #66 (2005), Batman #656 (2006), Batman and Robin #12 (2010), Red Hood: The Lost Days #1 (2010), Batman Incorporated #2 (2012), Batman Incorporated #13 (2013), Batman #34 (2018), Batman #35 (2018)
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