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Cover: Kelley Jones

Batman: Gotham After Midnight #[nn]

Nov 2009 · DC · 19.99 USD; 24.99 CAD
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“Scarecrow Escapes Asylum!”
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This deluxe hardcover collects the complete 12-issue Batman: Gotham After Midnight miniseries from 2009, written by Steve Niles with art by Kelley Jones. The story follows Batman as he investigates a series of bizarre, nocturnal crimes in Gotham City, facing a mysterious new villain who seems to have a personal connection to the Dark Knight. This edition includes the full main storyline along with supplemental material such as sketches and variant covers.

In the chilling first issue of Batman: Gotham After Midnight, Steve Niles and Kelley Jones deliver a dark, atmospheric tale where Batman confronts the Scarecrow in a twisted game of fear—just as the Axeman’s trail resurfaces. With Kelley Jones’ haunting artwork and Michelle Madsen’s moody colors, the city itself feels like a character in this gripping mystery. The cover by Kelley Jones captures the dread perfectly—be there from the start.

writer Steve Niles · artist, inker Kelley Jones · colorist Michelle Madsen · letterer Pat Brosseau · cover Kelley Jones

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artist, inker Kelley Jones
letterer Pat Brosseau
cover pencils, inks Kelley Jones

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In this fatal first issue by the creative team of Steve Niles and Kelley Jones, Batman will come face-to-face with the Master of Fear himself - but just what is the Scarecrow after? And what does it have to do with the Axeman? Could it be some elaborate scheme to trap the Bat? Be here at the beginning - and beware!

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