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Cover of Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #132
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Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #132

DC · Series began 1992 · August 2000

Dates

Cover date
August 2000
On sale
June 7, 2000
Pages
40

Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #132 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct Sales

    Barcode 76194120007113211

    Source ↗
  • Newsstand edition

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 07099231014208

    This edition’s page

Creators

pencils: Marshall Rogersinks: John Cebollero, Bob Wiacekscript: Archie Goodwincolors: Daniel Vozzoletters: Willie Schubert

Stories

  • Siege, Part One: Assembly · 25 pages

    Colonel Brass hires Silver St. Cloud to oversee a convention for sinister purposes.

Publisher’s description

Bruce Wayne's girlfriend, Silver St. Cloud. Set soon after Rogers's aforementioned run, Part 1 of "Siege" finds a former military man named Brass making a mysterious arrival in Gotham City. Once one of America's finest soldiers, Brass now commands a deadly group of out-of-work mercenaries determined to loot Gotham and secure their own financial futures. But Brass has another motive: to expand his family's past connections to the Wayne family (connections that span several generations) to the present and future of Bruce Wayne's vast fortune. And to accomplish his goal, he has decided to enlist the services of one of Bruce Wayne's closest friends ? the aforementioned Silver St. Cloud ? by whatever means necessary. One of very few "civilians" to have learned the Dark Knight's true identity, will Silver be able to protect the greatest secret of the man she loves?

Characters

Bruce WayneBatmanCommissioner James GordonAlfred PennyworthSilver St. Cloud

Reprinted in

Legends of the Dark Knight: Marshall Rogers (2011), Tales of the Batman: Archie Goodwin (2013)

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Summaries from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0); each links to its article.

Issue, variant and release data from Metron (metron.cloud), CC BY-SA 4.0.