Batman Giant #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Unplanned Obsolescence," Mark Russell and Christopher Mooneyham explore a darkly comic take on the Joker’s origins, imagining a time before the clown prince of crime when he was just a struggling stand-up trying to make it in a cutthroat comedy club. With Chris Burnham’s striking cover setting the tone, this 2020 DC giant delivers a sharp, character-driven story that reimagines one of Batman’s most iconic foes with surprising depth and wit.
In "Unplanned Obsolescence," Batman digs into the sudden death of Killer Moth, shot dead by a night watchman under mysterious circumstances. With Killer Moth known for his meticulous planning, the lack of a clear motive or escape route only deepens the mystery.
In "Elegy, Part 4: Rubato!", Batwoman races against time to stop Alice from unleashing a deadly chemical weapon aboard a military plane above Gotham. With the city below hanging in the balance, the two adversaries clash in a high-stakes aerial showdown that tests every ounce of skill and resolve.
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