DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection #20
In the shadow of Mother's Day, Batman confronts Calendar Man in Arkham Asylum, but the moment he turns his attention elsewhere, Scarecrow slips free. Meanwhile, Sofia Falcone Gigante closes in on the Holiday killer, while Bruce Wayne finds himself hunted by the police—caught in a web of chaos that ties together Gotham’s most dangerous minds.
In the shadowed streets of Gotham, chaos brews as Sal "The Boss" Maroni's violent courtroom outburst leaves Harvey Dent permanently scarred, fracturing his already fragile life. With the city gripped by fear and the Holiday Killer's next move looming, Batman, Gordon, and the city's tangled web of crime lords and allies must navigate a storm of vengeance, madness, and secrets—where every truth hides a lie, and every ally could be the enemy.
In "null," Batman and Jim Gordon race to uncover the truth behind Harvey Dent’s disappearance, diving into a web of Gotham’s criminal underworld. As the Holiday Killer strikes again—targeting Sal "The Boss" Maroni and exposing a shocking identity—Gordon must confront the past while Batman grapples with the line between justice and vengeance.
In "null," the mystery of the Holiday killer deepens when Alberto Falcone is captured and confesses to the murders—only for Harvey Dent to unleash Arkham’s most dangerous inmates, resulting in Carmine Falcone’s death. With the city reeling and the truth obscured, Batman must untangle a web of deception as familiar faces like the Joker, Catwoman, and the Penguin emerge in a storm of chaos. But as the line between guilt and manipulation blurs, one question remains: was Alberto truly the killer, or just another pawn in a larger game?
In "Die Verbrechen von Two-Face," the shattered life of District Attorney Harvey Kent spirals into chaos after a brutal acid attack leaves him disfigured and driven to vengeance. Now known as Two-Face, he orchestrates a series of crimes dictated by the flip of a silver dollar, testing fate with every decision—while Batman, Robin, and Superman must unravel his twisted logic before he strikes again.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #66 (1942), Batman: The Long Halloween #7 (1997), Batman: The Long Halloween #8 (1997), Batman: The Long Halloween #9 (1997), Batman: The Long Halloween #10 (1997), Batman: The Long Halloween #11 (1997), Batman: The Long Halloween #12 (1997), Batman: The Long Halloween #13 (1997), Batman: The Long Halloween #[nn] (1998), Batman: The Long Halloween #[nn] (1998)
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