Detective Comics #530
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Passion Nocturnale," Batman is locked in a high-stakes race against time to apprehend the elusive Nocturna, just as the trial of the Night-Thief reaches a critical moment. Written by Doug Moench and brought to life with moody, masterful art by Gene Colan—inked by Dick Giordano and colored by Adrienne Roy—this 1983 issue delivers a tense, atmospheric thriller, with Colan’s cover capturing the shadowed intensity of the story.
In "Passion Nocturnale," Nocturna sets her sights on killing her stepbrother, the Night Thief, forcing Batman to intervene before bloodshed erupts. Meanwhile, Natasha Knight works to pull Jason Todd free from Bruce Wayne’s influence, navigating a web of loyalty and shadow.
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Reprinted in Batman Sonderheft #34 (1984), Batman #19 (1984), Batman Poche #52 (1984), Batman #19 (1984), Super-Heróis #33 (1985), Super-Heróis #36 (1985), Tales of the Batman: Gene Colan #2 (2018)
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