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Batman: Turning Points #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the five-issue miniseries Batman: Turning Points, originally published in 2001. Written by Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker, and others, with art by Steve Lieber, Dick Giordano, and various artists, the story explores key moments in Batman's relationship with Commissioner Gordon across different eras of their crime-fighting partnership. The narrative spans from their early days to later years, highlighting the trust and tension between the two characters.
In "Chapter One: Uneasy Allies," Commissioner Gordon confronts the shifting landscape of Gotham’s war on crime, realizing that Batman’s methods—and his very presence—have changed after Bane broke his back. Written by Chuck Dixon and illustrated by Brent Anderson, with colors by John Kalisz and letters by Willie Schubert, this pivotal issue captures a turning point in their uneasy partnership. Tim Sale’s striking cover captures the tension between the two figures, as the line between protector and vigilante begins to blur.
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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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