Batman – Impostors | Comics

Batman – Impostors | Comics

A mysterious persona has been calling the general people of Gotham City out to his cause. Two groups called the Guardian Bats and the Jokerz are formed in Gotham City and a fierce battle between these two teams who represents two different affiliations, breaks in all of a sudden. A new villain called The Impostor is causing this chaotic mess as he is posing as Batman to the Guardian Bats and leading them to believe him to be the actual Dark Knight as their leader. On the other hand, he also impersonates The Joker and leads the Jokerz, who spreads the boundless chaos and anarchy in the City.

By leading these two teams against each other The Imposter simply wants to start a massive gang war across the city which will leave it to nothing but ruins and piles of dead bodies. Now, it’s up to the real Batman to take charge of his city and perish the sinister plot of the Imposter for good. But being the real Batman is not around, even the one in charge now is not safe in this chaotic city and it is revealed that the Imposter is a person from both Batman and Joker’s past, who wants his revenge on them both for a very personal reason that led him to change into this vicious blood thirsty twisted monster. For them, it was an ordinary day when one of them chased the other throughout Gotham and the person who became the Imposter lost everything over their brawl.

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A four part story line from DC Comics, Batman – Impostors is taking place in the first volume of the Detective Comics monthly series. Writer David Hine created the plotline for the story alongside artist Scott McDaniel, who did some fine drawings in the story. This storyline was actually a promotional tie-in release for the Gotham City Impostors video game, which adopted related premises and characters in it.
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Superman/Batman – With a Vengeance | Comics

Superman/Batman – With a Vengeance
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The world's finest superhero duo, Superman and Batman faces a new superhero team from another dimension, whom are calling themselves the Maximums. When Superman learns that Lois Lane is dead and the villain Skyscraper is the one who killed her, Superman faces him quite harshly. Back on Earth, when the World's Finest duo were fighting with the villainous Automic Skull, the Maximums came to this reality following a lead form one of their fallen comrade and attacked the duo almost instantly. After a fight, they quickly gained the upper hands on Superman, also knocking Batman out as well. Batman's counterpart Batzarro, the world’s worst detective came to rescue his "idol", Batman.

Batzarro informed Superman's counterpart, Bizarro in his 'Graveyard of Solitude' about the ensuing fight and after Batzarro convinces Bizarro about helping the World's Finest, they soon team up to save their original counterparts from trouble. One of the Maximums met Lex Luthor and Batman eventually becomes possessed by the Kryptonite Man. While K-Man attacks Superman, Bizarro and Batzarro makes a failed attempt to pull them to the New Earth reality via a Boom Tube. Meanwhile, Darkseid, the evil god of Apokolips is finally freed from the Source Wall and because of his immediate betrayal, Superman is now trapped there instead, with o hope of releasing from there. As it seems that it could not go any worse, it is finally revealed that The Joker and Mr. Mxyzptlk were behind these mysterious twists in reality, which was part of a game.

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Collecting issue #20-25, "With a Vengeance" is the fourth storyline from the first volume of Superman/Batman monthly ongoing series by DC Comics in 2006, by writer Jeph Loeb (Batman – Dark Victory, Batman – The Long Halloween) and artist Ed McGuinness (Superman/Batman – Public Enemies, Thundercats – Reclaiming Thundera). This duo previously worked on the "Public Enemies" storyline of the series and their remarkable work also led the story to be the plot of great importance. A hint about the oncoming “Infinite Crisis” is also given in the final part of the storyline by the villain Mr. Mxyzptlk to Darkseid. A near-similar plot, where The Joker became omnipotent and took over the world in "Emperor Joker" also used the idea of reality warping using the magic of Mr. Mxyzptlk.
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Batman – Under the Hood | Comics

A buried past from many years ago comes back to haunt The Dark Knight as a brutal vigilante named Red Hood.

Years ago, when his first Robin, Dick Grayson was fired from duty for disobedience to his master (Nightwing – Year One), The Dark Knight started working alone again for some time. Even before when Tim Drake was drafted into this holy war against crime as The Boy Wonder, a brave, young boy from harsh streets of Crime Alley was recruited to a life-long crusade against crime.

That young boy, Jason Todd has eventually become the second Robin because of his unique potential after Batman apprehends him while trying to steal tire of Batmobile and soon Jason have learnt many feats of combat from his new mentor.

Though he was always overseen by Batman whenever they were on patrol, Jason was quite capable of defending himself on his own. However, the boy had a very bad-temper which would always get the best of him. Batman was afraid of this ever-so reckless attitude and often argued with him to rectify his mind-set.

Eventually, Jason got tricked and captured by The Joker in one instance and has nearly beaten him to death with a crowbar before leaving him for dead, rigged with explosives. Jason dies in an explosion before Batman could have ever reached out to rescue him in time (A Death in The Family).

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Years after, a mysterious figure suddenly starts terrorizing Gotham City criminal underworld that is currently dominated by a new crime-lord known as Black Mask, aided by right-hand man Li. This mysterious identity proclaims himself to be Red Hood and not only his actions have changed the tide of criminal underworld, it also drew Batman's attention.

He has been taking money from underworld goons and killing many of the drug-dealers in Gotham on occasion. To stop him for good, Black Mask starts assembling his men from everywhere and even enlists help from reputed super-villain Mister Freeze.

Meanwhile, Nightwing visits Gotham to accompany his mentor and they ended up following Red Hood, who led them to one of Black Mask’s secret shipment that turns out to be Amazo, an android that was originally designed to defeat every members of Justice League and now it has turned against The Dynamic Duo.

Although, this killer-robot is a pretty tough opponent and a force to be reckoned with, by working together, The Knight and his square managed to successfully take down Professor Ivo's amazing android and in the middle of this chaos, Red Hood managed to slip a crate full of Kryptonite to blackmail Black Mask.

Hiring Mister Freeze against Gotham's new vigilante menace proved less than effective. Plus, a timely intervention from The Bat and his second-in command has calmed the situation pretty quick. As Red Hood continues to hinder crime businesses all over the city, his true intentions and alignment still remains unclear to everyone.

In the mean time, the Clown Prince of Crime was sitting in the Fun House of an abandoned carnival, where Red Hood enters and savagely beats him down with a crowbar. When the latter finally removed his mask, it was revealed to be long presumed-dead Jason Todd.

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Released on 2005 from DC Comics, "Under the Hood" is a thirteen part storyline by renowned comic-book writer Judd Winick (Green Arrow, Green Lantern) and artists Doug Mahnke (Final Crisis, Justice League Elite), Eric Battle and Shane Davis, which ran into first monthly ongoing Batman comic series along with an Annual issue.

 Following the release of controversial "A Death in the Family" storyline in 1988, Jason Todd dies in action and after more than a decade in the wake of “Infinite Crisis” crossover event, he is brought to life in "Under the Hood" storyline as a new anti-hero of Gotham. Bringing Jason back in a new avatar really did wonders for his character as people really liked him as Red Hood more than his time as Robin.

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Events of this storyline was slightly hinted in previously released “Batman – Hush” and “Batman – As the Crow Flies” story arcs from the same publisher. Those tragic panels from "A Death in the Family" storyline is re-created again in an homage with the characters in reverse roles, serving The Joker as a victim to Jason Todd's vicious torture this time.

Script of this book was later adapted into a DC Universe Animated Original Movie titled, Batman – Under the Red Hood, releasing in 2010 and it was a nice adaptation. Actor Jensen Ackles portrayed Jason Todd's role through his voice-over work and it was impressive.
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All-Star Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder | Comics

Millionaire playboy Bruce Wayne and reporter Vicki Vale were watching "The flying Graysons" perform on their supposed evening date while The Graysons were suddenly gunned down by a hit man, leaving their only twelve year old son Dick Grayson orphan. He was then escorted by a corrupt officers of GCPD to get rid of any future troubles that he may become but quickly rescued by Batman.

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He immediately drafts young Dick into his crusade, killing several of the cops mercilessly who chased and tried to stop him from taking the boy away. During this chaos, Vicki was severely injured and taken to special medical care by Batman's personal aid and trusted Wayne-Family butler Alfred Pennyworth.

Dick is very frightened by Batman's violent reaction to the cops on spot and then a series of events goes on as Bruce and Dick slowly develops the bond of relationship that is to establish their crime-fighting career in the future as the dynamic duo and him becoming Robin. Black Canary dropped a solid butt-kicking introduction by beating up an entire room full of thugs but also has a crush on the goddamn Batman.

Brash, young Barbara Gordon stepped into her crime-fighting shoes as Batgirl which didn't went pretty well. A new Justice League is formed with the uneasy alliance of Green Lantern, Plastic Man, Superman and Wonder Woman. Catwoman also operates in Gotham City who crossed path with one of Batman's classic villain and his lifelong arch-nemesis The Joker, who declares his presence on Gotham in an All-Star way!

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"All Star Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder" is one of the most talked-about Batman stories ever, written by modern master Frank Miller (Batman - Year One, The Dark Knight Returns) and artist extraordinaire Jim Lee (Batman – Hush, Superman – For Tomorrow) and Scott Williams. It was the first time to tell a new version of Dick Grayson's origin in a high-voltage series that unfolds with guest appearances by Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Black Canary and more which DC Comics has done pretty finely!

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However, these 10 issues took quite an awful lot of time to release yet the whole plot is nowhere near complete. Frank Miller also attempted to create variant covers for the issues of the series which was able to create some extra hype to the fans.
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