The Batman Chronicles #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Choices," a pivotal entry from The Batman Chronicles #6, a young Bruce Wayne—posing as Frank Dixon—undergoes hands-on detective work under the tutelage of seasoned private eye Dan Mallory. Written by Brian Augustyn and illustrated by Dave D'Antiquis, with colors by Kevin Somers and letters by John Costanza, the story captures a formative moment in Bruce’s journey, grounded in gritty realism and sharp storytelling. The cover, a striking piece by MW Kaluta, perfectly complements the issue’s moody, introspective tone.
In "Shadow Job," a young Bruce Wayne, posing as private investigator Frank Dixon, shadows seasoned detective Dan Mallory on the job, learning the gritty trade of observation and deduction in Gotham’s underbelly. The story captures a pivotal moment in Bruce’s early development, where the line between mentor and protege blurs in the dim light of a city full of secrets.
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Reprinted in Batman: Vigilantes de Gotham #19 (1998), Batman: Vigilantes de Gotham #20 (1998), DC Comics Presents: Batman: Arkham #1 (2011)
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