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Batman 80-Page Giant #2

DC · Series began 1998 · October 1999

Dates

Cover date
October 1999
On sale
August 18, 1999
Pages
84

Values

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Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 76194121386600211

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Creators

pencils: Damion Scott, Karl Waller, N. Steven Harris, Sal Buscema, Steve Pugh, Jordan Raskin, Jim Balent, William Rosadoinks: Robert Campanella, Karl Waller, Rich Faber, Sal Buscema, Steve Pugh, Jordan Raskin, David Roach, William Rosadocolors: Patrick Martin, Jason Wright, Digital Chameleon, Felix Serrano, Laurie Smith, Noelle Giddings, Lee Loughridge, Roberta Tewesscript: Jim Alexander, Dan Chichester, Ben Raab, Ian Edginton, Peter Hogan, Janet Harvey, Jim Balent, Scott Beattyletters: Albert DeGuzman, John Workman, Willie Schubert, John Costanza, Clem Robins

Stories

  • Gotham Roulette · 10 pages
  • Hunting for Answers · Huntress · 10 pages
  • The Lucky Break · 10 pages
  • Footsteps · 10 pages
  • In Clover · 10 pages
  • Lucky's Seven · 10 pages
  • A Run of Bad Luck · 10 pages

Publisher’s description

Luck plays tricks on the Batman family of characters in stories set before Gotham City became a "No Man's Land." Included: the assassin known as Deadshot sets his sights on the Batman (written by Scott Beatty with art by William Rosado); Nightwing follows Tim Drake on the night before he became Robin (written by Ian Edgington with art by Steve Pugh); Huntress matches wits with the Riddler with lives hanging in the balance (written by D.G. Chichester, with art by N. Steven Harris and Rich Faber); and Two-Face plays a game of Russian Roulette with Batman and a mobster as his prisoners (written by Jim Alexander with art by Karl Woller). Plus: A poker game at Arkham Asylum leads to trouble for its inmates and for the Dark Knight (written by Ben Raab with art by Sal Buscema); Batman and the Gotham City Police face the menace of Poison Ivy and her plant menagerie (written by Peter Hogan with art by Jordan Raskin); and a mysterious black cat leads Catwoman on a trail of violence and horror (co-written by Jim Balent and Janet Harvey with art by Balent and David Roach).

Reprinted in

Robin: Tim Drake Compendium (2024)

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