Batman: The Doom That Came To Gotham (2000) #1
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Publication date:
September 13th, 2000
Publisher: DC Comics
Pages: 52
In the dark and shadowy streets of 1920s Gotham, a chilling tale begins to unfold as Bruce Wayne confronts an unimaginable doom that threatens to consume the city he swore to protect. Haunted by sinister forces and the weight of his own legacy, he must grapple with the depths of despair and the possibility of sacrifice. As ancient evils rise, Bruce's journey is one of transformation, where he faces the ultimate test of his identity.
With the fate of Gotham hanging in the balance, Bruce's evolution becomes a battle not just against external threats, but against the very nature of who he is. He stands at a crossroads, forced to confront his fears and the dark shadows of his past. This gripping narrative weaves together elements of horror and adventure, immersing the reader into a world where legends are born from sacrifice.
Mignola's masterful storytelling pairs with haunting artwork that captures the grim atmosphere of the era. The collaboration of talented creators breathes life into this reimagined Batman, as Bruce Wayne embarks on a profound journey of discovery. As the lines between heroism and mortality blur, readers are drawn into a captivating exploration of what it truly means to become oneself in the face of doom.
With the fate of Gotham hanging in the balance, Bruce's evolution becomes a battle not just against external threats, but against the very nature of who he is. He stands at a crossroads, forced to confront his fears and the dark shadows of his past. This gripping narrative weaves together elements of horror and adventure, immersing the reader into a world where legends are born from sacrifice.
Mignola's masterful storytelling pairs with haunting artwork that captures the grim atmosphere of the era. The collaboration of talented creators breathes life into this reimagined Batman, as Bruce Wayne embarks on a profound journey of discovery. As the lines between heroism and mortality blur, readers are drawn into a captivating exploration of what it truly means to become oneself in the face of doom.