Batman: Detective Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis omnibus collects the second half of the New 52 Detective Comics run, featuring Batman (Bruce Wayne) in a series of stories that delve into his detective skills and confrontations with classic rogues. The volume includes issues from the early 2010s, showcasing the character's evolution under various creative teams during DC's line-wide relaunch.
In "Gotham Nocturne: Act I: Something in the Way Part I," Ram V and Stefano Raffaele kick off a chilling new chapter in Gotham’s underworld, where Solomon Grundy aids Catwoman’s escape from the Orghams’ subterranean lair, setting off a chain of tensions beneath the city. As Bruce Wayne draws closer to the Orgham family’s secrets, Talia reveals a haunting history linking them to Ra’s Al Ghul, while Oracle’s investigation is cut short by the arrival of a mysterious new faction. Evan Cagle’s cover captures the eerie atmosphere of this unfolding mystery.
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Solomon Grundy helps Chesire Cat to escape captivity from the Orghams beneath Gotham. Prince Orgham has another encounter with Bruce Wayne, raising Batman's suspicions. Talia relates to Batman a story of the Orghans' history and their past connection to Ra's Al Ghul. Oracle continues to investigate the Orghams, but she is interrupted by the sudden arrival of a new group with unknown intentions.
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