Batman: Turning Points #4

Jan 2001 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.95 CAD

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In "Transformations," Commissioner Gordon faces a turning point of his own as Batman's methods shift in the wake of Bane breaking his back, forcing a rift between the two longtime allies. Written by Chuck Dixon and brought to life with striking precision by artist Brent Anderson, this 2001 issue captures a pivotal moment of tension and personal reckoning. The cover, by Howard Chaykin, reflects the gravity of the moment with its intense, shadowed composition.

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writer Chuck Dixon · artist, inker Brent Anderson · colorist John Kalisz · colorist Jamison · letterer Willie Schubert · cover Howard Chaykin

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writer Chuck Dixon

artist, inker Brent Anderson

colorist John Kalisz

colorist Jamison

letterer Willie Schubert

cover pencils, inks Howard Chaykin

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Commissioner Gordon comes to terms with the fact that the Batman's tactics have changed and they can no longer work together. This is directly after Bane has broken Batman's back.

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