Dates
- Cover date
- September 2022
- On sale
- July 26, 2022
- In stores
- July 26, 2022
- Pages
- 44
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Editions and covers (7)
Copies of #1062 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.
- 2nd printing
Second Printing Julian Totino Tedesco Cover
Marked as a later printing on the cover or in the indicia.
Barcode 76194134373006212
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Second Printing Julian Totino Tedesco Foil Cover
Marked as a later printing on the cover or in the indicia.
Barcode 76194134373006261
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Story arc: Gotham Nocturne
This is part 1 of 2. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.
- Detective Comics (2011) #1062
- Detective Comics (2011) #1089
Also part of: Gotham Nocturne: Overture, The Coda
Creators
Stories
- Gotham Nocturne: Overture Part 1 · 24 pages
Batman breaks up a smuggling operation and encounters a strange creature, then starts to feel like his body is not responding correctly. Talia warns Bruce of a coming threat. Meanwhile in a foreign country, a man named Arzen plans to travel to Gotham on a mission of importance to his family.
- The Coda Part 1 of 3 · Jim Gordon · 6 pages
An old acquaintance asks Jim to look into the disappearance of her son.
- The Endless Line · 3 pages
Neal Adams discusses his viewpoint on using new ideas and exercising his imagination, while many of the characters whom he contributed his talents to line up to thank him.
Publisher’s description
It’s a new era for the detective of the night as we introduce award-winning new series writer Ram V. (CATWOMAN, The Many Deaths of Laila Starr), and artist extraordinaire Rafael Albuquerque (AMERICAN VAMPIRE, SUPERMAN/BATMAN)! Together, they’ll be turning Gotham into a tragic yet beautiful gothic opera for our eyes and ears to feast on. Something is terribly wrong with Batman. No matter the tests Bruce takes, nor the numbers he counts, the greatest detective in the world can't pin down the source of this creeping dread—of his own inner demons and a looming mortality. Meanwhile, real demons roam the shadows as an ancient melody haunts the Gotham night. Here now the curtains rise and as the eerie tune streams in…who is human, who is demon, who is to tell? As Batman investigates the songs and the demons of Gotham, he is forced to confront the oldest question…whether there has been a demon within him all along…and if so, what does it want?…and why hasn't it taken over yet?
Characters
Reprinted in
Batman: Detective Comics (2023), Batman: Detective Comics (2024)