Detective Comics #777
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTim Sale's cover for this February 2003 issue is a striking study in red and black — Batman looms large in the upper right, cape billowing dramatically against a deep teal sky, while his own massive shadow swallows the Gotham rooftops below. The bold two-tone palette gives the image an almost noir-expressionist feel that suits Ed Brubaker's "Dead Reckoning Part One" perfectly. This issue also boasts a backup "Spore" feature by Nancy and Michel Gagné, making it a genuinely satisfying package from a strong creative lineup.
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A man in a Killer Moth Costume is killed. A scarred coin, similar to Two-Face's is left at the scene.
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