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• Batman: Year One Deluxe Edition - The classic story by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli is released in an all-new deluxe hardcover edition! A young Bruce Wayne spent his adolescence and early adulthood traveling the world so he could hone his body and mind into the perfect fighting and investigative machine. But now as he returns to Gotham City, he must find a way to focus his passion and bring justice to his city. Retracing Batman's first attempts to fight injustice as a costumed vigilante, we watch as he chooses the guise of a giant bat, creates an early bond with a young Lieutenant James Gordon, inadvertently plays a role in the birth of Catwoman, and helps to bring down a corrupt political system that infests Gotham. This edition includes new introductions by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli, development art with commentary by Mazzucchelli, script pages, thumbnails, promotional art, samples and a look at Richmond Lewiss groundbreaking color.
• Batman: Face the Face - It's one year later after the Infinite Crisis event, and Batman & Robin is back at Gotham to fight crime and provide justice to the people of Gotham. Harvey Dent, apparently cured of his psychosis as Two Face, he is left in charge to wage his crusade against the criminal underworld underbelly of Gotham. Dent was chosen and trained by Batman to fight crime because Batman believed he was the most capable person around since Batman, Robin and Nightwing would not be around Gotham. A series of murders of 2nd tiers criminals with same modus operand ensue. All clues lead to a presumption that Harvey Dent is the killer. Batman & Robin must investigate if this is the case or not. Along the way, Batman & Robin encounter Poison Ivey, Killer Croc and Scarecrow.
• Batman: Under the Hood, Vol. 1 - In this originally six-issue Batman story arc, a figure from the Caped Crusader's past unexpectedly returns, forcing him to revisit the most tragic event of his crime-fighting career. The psychotic, disfigured Black Mask has seized control of Gotham City's criminal underworld, but his rule is challenged by the mysterious Red Hood, who has hijacked a crate full of 100 pounds of Kryptonite. The Kryptonite connection ensures that Superman puts in an appearance, as do Nightwing (the original Robin, Dick Grayson, now grown and fighting criminals on his own), Green Arrow, and the sorceress Zatanna. But this is essentially a Batman vehicle, as the Dark Knight gradually realizes, to his horror, whose face is under the hood (a revelation that will have more resonance for longtime readers). If Winick's portrayal of Batman lacks the panache provided by such more accomplished scripters as Jeph Loeb and Ed Brubaker, and if the art here is of similarly middling quality, at least the story has enough action and guest stars to grab loyal fans. Gordon Flagg