Batman: Featuring Two-Face and the Riddler #[nn]

In "The Crimes of Two-Face," a courtroom tragedy transforms District Attorney Harvey Kent into a criminal obsessed with duality, his every move guided by the flip of a two-headed silver dollar. As the city grapples with a series of crimes that hinge on the number two, the line between justice and madness blurs with every decision he makes.

In "The Riddler," Edward Nigma, a lifelong puzzle prodigy with a penchant for cheating his way to victory, turns his genius toward a darker game—challenging the police and Batman with a series of enigmatic riddles designed to baffle and outwit. As the Riddler, he sets his mind against Gotham’s finest, turning crime into a twisted intellectual contest.

In "The Riddle-less Robberies of the Riddler," the Riddler’s latest spree defies his usual pattern—no riddles, no theatrics—just a string of flawless heists. Batman, sensing something off, follows a trail of quiet, calculated clues that suggest the Riddler’s mind is working in ways even he doesn’t expect.