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Batman: Scottish Connection #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1998 collection brings together the two-issue miniseries Batman: Scottish Connection, originally published by DC. The story sends the Dark Knight to the Scottish Highlands, where he investigates a series of mysterious deaths linked to an ancient curse and a secret society, blending gothic atmosphere with detective work. Written by Alan Grant with art by Frank Quitely, it's a standalone Batman adventure that showcases Quitely's early work for DC.
In "Chapter One: Isle of Mists," Batman follows a cryptic trail from shattered tombstones to the mist-shrouded halls of Rosslyn Chapel, where legend speaks of a buried treasure. As danger closes in and a hit squad targets Bruce Wayne, the Dark Knight must unravel a mystery steeped in Scottish history and hidden secrets. Written by Alan Grant and brought to life with striking art by Frank Quitely—pencils and inks—and vivid colors by Matt Hollingsworth and Brad Matthew, this 1998 issue offers a moody, atmospheric dive into a lesser-known corner of the Batman mythos, with Quitely’s cover capturing the eerie grandeur of the story’s setting.
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After Batman sticks his nose in the mystery of the broken tombstones, someone hires a gang of thugs to kill Bruce Wayne. Bruce visits Rosslyn Chapel where a treasure is rumored to be buried.
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