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Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #183

DC · Series began 1992 · November 2004

Dates

Cover date
November 2004
On sale
September 9, 2004
Pages
40

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Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #183 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct Sales

    Barcode 76194120007118311

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  • Newsstand edition

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 07099231014211

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Story arc: War Games

This is part 12 of 20. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Batgirl #55
  2. Robin #129
  3. Catwoman #34
  4. Batman #631
  5. Batman: Gotham Knights #56
  6. Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #182
  7. Batgirl #56
  8. Catwoman #35
  9. Robin #130
  10. Batman #632
  11. Batman: Gotham Knights #57
  12. Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #183
  13. Detective Comics #798
  14. Batgirl #57
  15. Robin #131
  16. Catwoman #36
  17. Batman #633
  18. Batman: Gotham Knights #58
  19. Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #184
  20. Batman #634

Creators

pencils: Brian Haberlin, Brad Walkerinks: Brian Haberlin, Troy Nixeycolors: Brian Haberlin, Javier Rodríguezscript: A. J. Liebermanletters: Jared K. Fletcher

Stories

  • War Games: Act 2 Part 2 Philosophical Differences · 22 pages

Publisher’s description

Batman's efforts to contain the violent gang warfare that has erupted throughout Gotham aren't enough. Even though Tim Drake has once more taken up the Robin costume to help, Batman is unable to fight an entire city full of crime... and now he's strained his relationship with the relatively new Police Commissioner Akins. Deciding that he can do more good in another guise, he once more dons the identity of 'Matches' Malone, trying to gather information from the underworld, as well as make contact with whoever has orchestrated this chaos. Little does he know, that this devestation was accidentally started by Stephanie Brown, after he dismissed her as Robin. Attempting to prove herself to him, she tried to implement a plan she'd previously found in the computers of the batcave. But in not knowing all of Batman's secrets, she failed. Catwoman is the only one who knows, and she's sworn not to tell Bruce. But telling Leslie... that's different.

Reprinted in

Batman: War Games (2005), Batman: War Games (2015)

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