Batman Noir: The Dark Knight Strikes Again #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume concludes Frank Miller's sequel to The Dark Knight Returns, collecting the final chapters of the story in a black-and-white 'Noir' format that emphasizes the artwork by Miller and Lynn Varley. The narrative follows an older Batman as he confronts a dystopian America controlled by corrupt superheroes and a tyrannical government, leading to a climactic battle for freedom.
In the grim future of Earth 31, Batman—now a hardened figure in a world under Lex Luthor’s iron rule—teams up with his protégé Catgirl to free Atom and Flash. With their help, he begins assembling a resistance against Luthor, Brainiac, and the corrupted heroes serving them. Written, drawn, and inked by Frank Miller, this gripping chapter of Batman Noir: The Dark Knight Strikes Again delivers a relentless, noir-tinged vision of rebellion, with a cover by Miller that captures the story’s stark, defiant tone.
In the grim future of Earth 31, Batman—haunted and relentless—teams with his protégé Catgirl to liberate Atom and Flash, sparking a fragile resistance against Lex Luthor’s iron rule. With Superman, Wonder Woman, and Captain Marvel bound to Luthor’s will, and Brainiac’s shadow looming, the fight for freedom begins with a single, defiant strike.
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↩ Reprints The Dark Knight Strikes Again #1 (2001), The Dark Knight Strikes Again #2 (2002), The Dark Knight Strikes Again #3 (2002), Absolute Dark Knight #[nn] (2006)
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