Batman: The Dark Knight Detective #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues from the 1990s Batman comics, featuring the Dark Knight facing off against classic rogues like the Joker and Two-Face in stories that emphasize detective work and street-level crime-fighting. Part of DC's line of archival collections, it continues the series' focus on the post-Crisis era of Batman's adventures.
In "Cats," writer Alan Grant and artist Norm Breyfogle deliver a gritty, grounded tale where a young boy’s ecology project takes an unexpected turn when he rides along on his father’s trash route—only to stumble into a clash between rival waste haulers, forcing Batman into an unlikely intervention. With Breyfogle’s signature moody art and Todd Klein’s sharp lettering, this 2021 issue captures the quiet tension of Gotham’s streets, spotlighting a moment where the city’s smallest jobs intersect with its biggest protector.
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A young boy writing about trash for an ecology project tags along on his father's trash truck, which leads to a confrontation with a rival trash company where Batman has to intervene.
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