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Batman: Shadow of the Bat#42
Cover: Brian Stelfreeze

Batman: Shadow of the Bat #42

Sep 1995 · DC · 1.95 USD; 1.25 GBP; 2.75 CAD
“Feedback The Day the Music Died”

In "Feedback The Day the Music Died," Batman grapples with the fallout of a political decision that leaves Gotham’s future uncertain—Bruce Wayne refuses to support James Gordon’s mayoral bid, even as he pushes for Gordon’s return to the commissioner’s office. With tension simmering between justice, power, and personal loyalty, the shadows of Gotham deepen as one man’s legacy is tested. Written by Alan Grant and illustrated by Liam Sharp, Joe Staton, and a team of inkers, this 1995 issue features a striking cover by Brian Stelfreeze.

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writer Alan Grant · artist Liam Sharp · artist Joe Staton · inker Ray McCarthy · inker Ron Boyd · inker Scott Hanna · colorist Sherilyn Van Valkenburgh · letterer Bill Oakley · cover Brian Stelfreeze

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Full credits

writer Alan Grant
artist Liam Sharp
artist Joe Staton
inker Ron Boyd
letterer Bill Oakley
cover pencils, inks Brian Stelfreeze

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Johnny Lynx never called Feedback in the story. Bruce Wayne declines to back James Gordon for Mayor of Gotham City. Batman wants Gordon back in the Commissioner's office.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).