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Aug 2014 · DC · 39.99 USD; 47.99 CAD
“The Physicist and the Flying Saucers”

In "The Physicist and the Flying Saucers," Alan Grant and Frank Quitely deliver a striking blend of mystery and the uncanny, as Batman’s investigation into a series of shattered tombstones draws dangerous attention, leading to a targeted assault on Bruce Wayne. With the trail pointing to Rosslyn Chapel and whispers of a buried treasure, the detective’s pursuit takes a surreal turn—set against Quitely’s moody, intricately detailed art and layered coloring by Hollingsworth and Matthew. The cover by Frank Quitely captures the story’s eerie, enigmatic tone in bold, shadowed strokes.

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writer Alan Grant · artist, inker Frank Quitely · colorist Matt Hollingsworth · colorist Brad Matthew · letterer Bill Oakley · cover Frank Quitely

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Cast · 40 characters

Full credits

writer Alan Grant
artist, inker Frank Quitely
colorist Brad Matthew
letterer Bill Oakley
cover pencils, inks Frank Quitely

Full plot ⚠ may contain spoilers

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After Batman sticks his nose in the mystery of the broken tombstones, someone hires a gang of thugs to kill Bruce Wayne. Bruce visits Rosslyn Chapel where a treasure is rumored to be buried.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).