Detective Comics #697

Writer: Chuck Dixon Artist: Graham Nolan Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: April 16, 1997 Critic Reviews: 0 User Reviews: 2
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Batman investigates a rash of criminal disappearances, including Two-Face, Charaxes, and others, and uncovers a would-be cop kidnapping Gotham's worst and imprisoning them in his own private maximum security prison.

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  • 8.0

    Harley may be the most famous character to originate from the '90s animated series, but Lock-up is the first to ever make the transition into regular continuity. And Chuck Dixon and Graham Nolan did a terrific job bringing him into it. He did a few cameos, but this finally sheds light on the newcomer we already knew. After the rather gruesome "Contagion" crossover, this was a nice return to normal in Batman books. They did a good job keeping the character true to his animated portrayal as someone who thinks he's a hero. This story is one of my favorites from the much missed Dixon/Nolan era.

  • 7.5
    Adsun22 Nov 7, 2023

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