As a series, this is probably closer to 4.5 stars (with some issues down to 3 stars), but I love the whole thing so much.... Son of Wayne Enterprises tech guru Lucius Fox, young Luke Fox is brilliant, brave, and rebellious—and now, he’s the newest member of Batman, Inc.! When the original Batwing walks away from crime-fighting, the Dark Knight recruits Luke to take up the mantle as a global representative in the war on crime. His assignments as the Batman’s newest agent will take him from Africa to Italy to a side of Gotham City that he’s never imagined. DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL #1-7, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL GUIDEBOOK #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL INFINITE HOUR EXXXTREME! #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHTS #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL MULTIVERSE\'S END #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL RISE OF THE NEW GOD #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL ROBIN KING #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL THE LAST 52: WAR OF THE MULTIVERSES #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL THE MULTIVERSE WHO LAUGHS #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL THE SECRET ORIGIN #1, DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL TRINITY CRISIS #1, and JUSTICE LEAGUE (2018) #53-57

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The cops of Gotham City have it rough, what with the spectre of Batman looming over them. In this massive tome, the cops of the Gotham City Major Crimes Unit have their hands full with Mr. Freeze, The Joker, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, Doctor Alchemy, and others, all the while trying not to involve a certain Dark Knight Detective. THUNDERBOLTS (1997) #144-174 and #163.1, DARK AVENGERS (2012) #175-190 and material from ENTER THE HEROIC AGE #1

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Publication history [ edit ] Renee Montoya is outed, art by Michael Lark. Robin appears with Stacy in artwork for the cover of Gotham Central #35, by Sean Phillips. Formation [ edit ] STAR WARS: RIVER OF CHAOS #1-4, STAR WARS: EMPIRE #28-40, STAR WARS: REBELLION #1-16, STAR WARS: BOBA FETT — OVERKILL, STAR WARS: BOBA FETT #1/2 and STAR WARS: SPLINTER OF THE MIND’S EYE #1-4 — plus material from STAR WARS: KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC/REBELLION #0; and STAR WARS TALES #3, #15, #17 and #21A story told from the perspective of one of the many corrupt police officers of Gotham City. This story features the character Poison Ivy. Mighty Morphin #1-12, Power Rangers #1-12, Power Rangers Unlimited: Edge of Darkness #1, Power Rangers Unlimited: Heir to Darkness #1 We get all the classic cop archetypes here – the workaholic, rogue good guy, the corrupt jerk and so on. It's fun seeing these "types" interact in Batman's world. It makes them feel fresh. The MCU investigate the late Charlie Fields' unsolved case, involving the murder of a teenage girl and the villain Firebug.

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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1999) #515-545, FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN (2005) #1-4 and #24, MARVEL KNIGHTS SPIDER-MAN (2004) #19-22, SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN (2006) #41, SPIDER-MAN: THE OTHER SKETCHBOOK and SPIDER-MAN: ONE MORE DAY SKETCHBOOK The story of Poison Ivy killing the two crooked cops because they remorselessly killed a runaway girl was hard-core! I did not expect that to happen, so it was nice to see a form of 'justice' being meted out to these two crooked cops. It was a crazy moment in the series, and I could not believe I found myself 'rooting' for Ivy as she took them out. Granted, she was caring for a bunch of other orphans and runaways who also lived in the park; she considered all of them to be under her protection, which was a strange change-of-pace, as I had always understood her to believe that humans were a disease infecting 'Mother Earth' and needed to be eradicated. So, it was a 'more humanizing' appearance for (of) her than I expected, and made her more sympathetic to me, at that moment. DAREDEVIL (2011) #28-36; INDESTRUCTIBLE HULK #9-10; and DAREDEVIL (2014) #1-18, #0.1, #1.50 and #15.1STAR WARS: DAWN OF THE JEDI - FORCE STORM (2012) #1-5, STAR WARS: DAWN OF THE JEDI - PRISONER OF BOGAN (2012) #1-5, STAR WARS: DAWN OF THE JEDI - FORCE WAR (2013) #1-5, STAR WARS: DAWN OF THE JEDI (2012) #0, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE SITH (1996) #0-5, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - THE FALL OF THE SITH EMPIRE (1997) #1-5, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI (1993) #1-5, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - THE FREEDON NADD UPRISING (1994) #1-2, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - DARK LORDS OF THE SITH (1994) #1-6, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - THE SITH WAR (1995) #1-6, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - REDEMPTION (1998) #1-5, and material from STAR WARS TALES (1999) #23, DARK HORSE COMICS (1992) #7-9 In August 2006, Brubaker said that he was told that many people at Warner Bros. loved the comic, and that if they had not had a moratorium on Batman television shows, they "could have set up Gotham Central at WB in a heartbeat". [7] AVENGERS (1963) #9, #52, #131-132, #151-153, #157-160, #164-166, #181, #192-194, #197, #203, #207-208, #211 and #239; GIANT-SIZE AVENGERS #3; MARVEL TEAM-UP (1972) #78 and #136; MARVEL PREMIERE #55; MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE (1974) #78; VISION AND THE SCARLET WITCH (1982) #3; VISION AND THE SCARLET WITCH (1985) #2; WEST COAST AVENGERS (1984) #2; WEST COAST AVENGERS (1985) #1-2 and #25; AVENGERS WEST COAST #66-68 and WONDER MAN (1986) #1 — plus material from AVENGERS (1963) #201 and ANNUAL #6, SOLO AVENGERS #13, MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS (1988) #38-45, AVENGERS SPOTLIGHT #28, MARVEL SUPER-HEROES (1990) #4, AVENGERS WEST COAST #65 and AVENGERS CLASSIC #9 STAR WARS: DARK TIMES - FIRE CARRIER #1-5, STAR WARS: DARK TIMES - A SPARK REMAINS #1-5, STAR WARS: DARTH VADER AND THE NINTH ASSASSIN #1-5, STAR WARS: DARTH VADER AND THE CRY OF SHADOWS #1-5, STAR WARS: DROIDS SPECIAL #1, STAR WARS: DROIDS (1994) #1-6, STAR WARS: DROIDS (1995) #1-8 and STAR WARS: THE PROTOCOL OFFENSIVE - plus material from STAR WARS VISIONARIES; STAR WARS TALES #11-12, #15 and #20; DARK HORSE PRESENTS ANNUAL '99; and STAR WARS GALAXY MAGAZINE #1