Batman in Noir Alley #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gotham Noir," Batman leaves Gotham behind for a gritty detour to San Francisco, drawn by the mysterious disappearance of the Moroccan Raptor—a statue that inspired a classic film noir. When a projectionist is found dead, Batman teams up with Eddie Muller, the self-proclaimed czar of noir, to unravel a case steeped in shadows and old Hollywood secrets. Written by Stuart Moore and illustrated by Valentine De Landro, with colors by Steve Buccellato and letters by Pat Brosseau, the issue’s cover by Dan Panosian captures the smoky allure of a bygone era.
In "null," Batman ventures to San Francisco, drawn by the mysterious disappearance of the Moroccan Raptor—a statue that inspired a classic film noir—after a projectionist is found dead. Teaming up with Eddie Muller, the self-proclaimed czar of noir, Batman delves into a shadowy case where the line between myth and murder blurs.
In "Gotham Noir," ex-cop James Gordon finds himself cornered by Batman, forced to defend his name as he recounts a night that began with Selina Kyle hiring him to guard her friend at a tense party. Set in a rain-slicked Gotham where shadows run deep, the story unfolds as a tense, hard-boiled tale of loyalty, suspicion, and the thin line between justice and corruption.
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