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Detective Comics #479
"IF A MAN BE MADE OF CLAY..." Preston Payne will go to any lengths to regain his humanity. Can the Dark Knight put a stop to this monster's reign of terror before more innocent lives are lost or will he too become a victim of the new Clayface? Plus, "TRUE HEROES NEVER SAY DIE!" Hawkman and Hawkwoman return from Thanagar only to find that in their...
Detective Comics #478
"THE COMING OF...CLAYFACE III!" Preston Payne uses blood from Matt Hagen, the second Clayface, to try to change the effects of hypopituitarism on his appearance...but the "cure" causes Payne's flesh to melt like wax. When Batman interferes with Payne's theft of the components necessary to reverse his condition, he may become Clayface's next victim...
Detective Comics #476
The Joker's big fish story concludes! Batman and Commissioner Gordon race across Gotham City, trying to stay one step of the Joker as his insane scheme to copyright his Joker Fish leads to more mayhem! "The Laughing Fish" part 2.
Detective Comics #474
Deadshot escapes from prison and goes after the Dark Knight!
Detective Comics #473
Batman and Robin are outlawed by the city council but continue to operate to foil a grand theft by the Penguin.
Detective Comics #472
Robin manages to rescue Alfred and Bruce Wayne from Hugo Strange's clutches.
Detective Comics #471
Bruce Wayne goes to the "sanitarium" of a Dr. Todhunter to seek treatment for his radiation burns.
Detective Comics #470
"THE MASTER PLAN OF DR. PHOSPHORUS!" Batman confronts Dr. Phosphorus at the new Gotham City offshore nuclear power plant.
Detective Comics #469
"...BY DEATH'S EERIE LIGHT!" When Alfred collapses, Batman discovers many more people are mysteriously becoming sick. The Dark Knight realizes that the Gotham City water supply has been contaminated, so he goes to the Gotham Reservoir and finds the person responsible for the contamination: Dr. Phosphorus.
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A part of me wants to say that what Englehart and Rogers did here was more impressive than actually creating Deadshot. Love when creators throw back to some decades old story and it turns out great. Huge W for continuityðŸ™. Deadshot's costume seems so ahead of its time. Ive read a decent amount of comics from the 70s and can't remember off the top of my head something like this. The scenes betwe more
Detective Comics #474
Deadshot escapes from prison and goes after the Dark Knight!
Sin City: That Yellow Bastard #6
For all of the pain, humiliation, and suffering he's put him through, Hartigan's gonna wipe that yellow bastard all over this forty-eight page finale!
Sin City: That Yellow Bastard #5
Hartigan's free. Nancy's in trouble. And somewhere there's a guy who's got them both on the run. A little man. A predator of innocence. A yellow bastard.
Sin City: That Yellow Bastard #4
It was dedication that got Hartigan put away -- his dedication to saving a little girl, and a corrupt politician's dedication to saving himself. But now Hartigan's done his time and paid his debt for all the crimes he didn't commit. Once again he's a free man. Free to uncover the fate of that little girl, whose loyalty kept him sane all those years...
Sin City: That Yellow Bastard #3
Eight years -- that's what it cost Hartigan to save that little girl. Eight years in the pen, and now he's all alone. Not a friend in the world. His wife Eileen didn't stick around, not once he was convicted of raping little Nancy. But Hartigan knows the truth. And Nancy knows the truth. And the handful of other people who know the truth -- the one...
Sin City: That Yellow Bastard #2
Some guys think power is a gun to the head, a knife to the back. They think it's muscle that makes you tough. Those guys, they're not even criminals. They're hoods, 'cause there's always someone with more muscle, someone who won't fold like a bad hand. Now real power, that comes outta lying and lying big and getting the whole damn world to play alo...
Sin City: That Yellow Bastard #1
Just one hour to go. Hartigan's polishing his badge and working himself up to kissing it good-bye, it and the thirty-odd years of protecting and serving and tears and blood and triumph that it represents. He's thinking about his wife's slow smile, about the thick, fat steaks she's picked up at the butcher's, about the bottle of champagne she's got ...
Sin City Vol. 4: That Yellow Bastard
Frank Miller changes the game in the fourth volume of his signature crime series, introducing the only truly heroic figure in Sin City's world of vice, Detective Hartigan. A highlight of the series, and the inspiration for one of the segments of the blockbuster Sin City film, That Yellow Bastard returns in a newly redesigned edition, with a brand-n...
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