Cover: John Bolton

Batman: Manbat #[nn]

May 1997 · DC · 14.95 USD; 20.95 CAD

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About this Collection

This 1997 collection from DC brings together the five-issue Batman: Manbat miniseries, written by Jamie Delano with art by John Bolton. It explores the tragic transformation of Dr. Kirk Langstrom into the monstrous Man-Bat, delving into his struggle with his condition and the moral complexities of his actions in Gotham City.

In this 1997 DC standout, Batman is drawn into a mysterious case when Francine Langstrom rescues Marilyn Munroe from the desert after she steals a vial from a bio-tech lab. Written by Jamie Delano and brought to life with moody, textured art by John Bolton—whose distinctive style defines both the interior and the striking cover—this issue blends sci-fi intrigue with noir atmosphere. The hunt for the stolen vial leads Batman into uncharted territory, where science and secrets blur.

Contains 3 stories

Untitled Superhero story

48 pp · Superhero

Marilyn MunroeBatmanFrancine LangstromEugene Langstrom

In "null," a desert rescue turns urgent when Francine Langstrom pulls Marilyn Munroe from the dunes after she steals a mysterious vial from a bio-tech lab. With the vial missing and its contents unknown, Batman is drawn into a case that blurs the line between science, survival, and secrets.

Untitled Superhero story

48 pp · Superhero

Untitled Superhero story

46 pp · Superhero