Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #102

A brooding Batman strides forward on Paul Johnson's painted cover, his cape sweeping dramatically as a skeletal, blood-dripping hand looms overhead — an immediate signal that "Spook Part One" is heading somewhere genuinely unsettling. Behind the Dark Knight, a cluster of anxious civilians — a woman in a red dress, a man in glasses, a suited figure, and others — gather against a moonlit, mansion-like backdrop, suggesting a cast of potential victims caught up in something sinister. This 1998 opener to James Robinson's three-part arc promises a tense, atmospheric mystery with the kind of moody craft that made Legends of the Dark Knight a reliable home for darker Batman storytelling.