Batman: Renacimiento #2
This volume collects the second half of the 'Cold Days' storyline from the Batman: Rebirth era, focusing on a court case involving Mr. Freeze as Batman grapples with the aftermath of a major event in Gotham. Written by Tom King with art by Lee Weeks and others, it explores themes of justice and morality through a courtroom drama.
In Batman: Renacimiento #2, a 2017 release from ECC Ediciones, Batman confronts a mystery that ties Gotham’s past to its present as Malone learns from Gotham’s parents about a pivotal robbery that sparked their children’s vigilante paths. With Gotham and Gotham Girl working together to prevent a bridge collapse, Batman follows the trail while Strange and Psycho-Pirate emerge from the wreckage. Written by Tom King and Felip Tobar Pastor, with art by David Finch and inks by Danny Miki, and featuring a cover by David Finch, this issue blends tension and legacy in a story that’s as much about connection as it is about action.
In "null," Batman arrives at a charity gala before being summoned to confront a rising threat in Gotham, where he reunites with Gotham and Gotham Girl to face Grundy. As the city teeters on the edge of chaos, a man confesses to freeing Grundy before taking his own life, leaving behind whispers of other monstrous figures. With Strange, Waller, and Lane pulling strings behind the scenes, the line between hero and puppet begins to blur.
In "null," Jo and Gotham Girl face a crisis when a bridge begins to collapse, forcing them to act before Batman can arrive—though their efforts are only part of a larger mystery tied to a past heist that shaped their vigilante paths. As Batman follows clues from that old case, Jo and Gotham Girl encounter Strange and Psycho-Pirate at the scene of a sudden explosion, uncovering a connection that reaches back to the origins of their own mission.
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