Batman: Beyond the White Knight #[nn]

In "Book One" of *Batman: Beyond the White Knight*, Bruce Wayne, still serving time, steps in during a prison riot to help rescue Jason Todd—leading to a raw, candid conversation about their fractured history. As tensions rise behind bars, Bruce discovers that Derek Powers has seized control of Wayne Enterprises, weaponizing it for the GTO, while Terry McGinnis is sent on a dangerous mission to steal an experimental bat-suit from the ruins of the Batcave.

In "Book Two" from Batman: Beyond the White Knight, Bruce Wayne breaks out of prison to stop Terry McGinnis from delivering an experimental Bat-suit to Derek Powers, but he’s not alone—Jack Napier’s ghostly presence haunts him, offering cryptic guidance only Bruce can see. As Dick Grayson leads the GTO in a relentless pursuit to bring Bruce back, the line between past and present blurs in a race against time.

In "Book Three" of *Batman: Beyond the White Knight*, Bruce Wayne races to recover the stolen Bat-suit while uncovering a deeper mystery tied to Harley’s daughter, Jackie, who has vanished. With Barbara secretly enlisting Duke to assist, and Derek Powers offering Terry a dangerous lead on the man behind his father’s murder, the lines between ally and adversary blur in a hunt that tests loyalty and truth.

In "Book Four" of *Batman: Beyond the White Knight*, Harley’s missing daughter Jackie is handed over to Derek Powers by the GTO, setting off a chain of tense confrontations. Bruce, recovering from injury, reluctantly teams up with Barbara and Duke as he and Jack infiltrate the Batcave to reclaim a Batmobile, while Duke faces off against Dick Grayson, who demands to know Bruce’s whereabouts. Meanwhile, Terry remains under Powers’ influence, and Jason grapples with his uncertain future after being ousted from the GTO.

In *White Knight Presents: Red Hood Book One*, Jason, believed dead after being broken by the Joker, stumbles into a world he thought he’d left behind—only to find a young girl in a Robin costume, determined to fight back. As he grapples with his past and the weight of his choices, he takes on the unlikely role of mentor, guiding her through the dangers of a neighborhood plagued by a masked threat.

In "White Knight Presents: Red Hood Book Two," Jason's growing concern for Gan's safety leads him to pull back from training her—only for her to forge her own path after encountering Shriek. When Shriek gains the upper hand, Jason must act fast to save her, testing the limits of their bond and his resolve.

In "Book Five" of *Batman: Beyond the White Knight*, Bruce and Jack infiltrate Powers Industries in a high-stakes bid to rescue Jackie, uncover Derek Powers' true motives, and unravel the mysterious links tying Powers, the new Batman, and the suspicious death of Warren McGinnis. The tension builds as secrets from the past resurface, forcing the duo to confront a web of deception that stretches far beyond Gotham’s skyline.

In "Book Six" of *Batman: Beyond the White Knight*, Harley confronts Bruce about their complicated past, forcing him to reckon with choices that shaped their fractured connection. As Dick and the GTO detain Jason in a bid to track Bruce, a tense meeting reveals Powers' true intentions—only for Dick to be betrayed, pushing him back toward Bruce in a moment of uneasy alliance.

In "Book Seven" from *Batman: Beyond the White Knight*, Terry faces a devastating revelation about Powers’s involvement in his father’s death, leading to a volatile confrontation. As Powers seizes control of Terry’s suit, the young Batman is forced to turn on his mentor—Bruce—and pursue him, even as Bruce and Jack race to save a wounded Dick Grayson from a sudden assault.

In "Book Eight" of *Batman: Beyond the White Knight*, Batman and his allies join forces with the GTO for a high-stakes raid on the Wayne-Powers building, aiming to finally end Derek Powers' reign of terror. With the building's defenses at their peak, Powers unleashes a final, unexpected threat that tests every ally’s resolve.