Detective Comics #542
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Between Two Nights," Gotham’s darkest hours bring an unexpected partnership: Robin and Detective Bullock take up the mantle when Batman ignores the Bat-Signal. Meanwhile, Green Arrow faces a deadly temptation as the shadow of the Death-Dealer looms. Written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Gene Colan, with inks by Bob Smith and colors by Adrienne Roy, this 1984 issue delivers a gritty, character-driven tale. The cover by Paris Cullins and Dick Giordano captures the tension perfectly.
In "Between Two Nights," Batman and Robin face a relentless assassin targeting Harvey Bullock while Bruce Wayne struggles to keep custody of his ward, Jason Todd, as the youth is taken by the juvenile authorities. With personal stakes high and danger closing in, the duo must navigate a deadly threat and a crisis of trust—before one of them is lost for good.
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Reprinted in Superman #24/1984 (1984), Eks almanah #471 (1986), Tales of the Batman: Gene Colan #2 (2018)
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