Batman – Dark Victory | Comics

As an attempt of a peace-offering to Sofia Gigante Falcone, Pino and Umberto Maroni staged a massive breakout at Arkham Asylum to kill the former District Attorney Harvey Dent, now reformed and known as the psychotic villain named Two-Face but fails eventually. Mario Falcone approaches Bruce Wayne with a proposal to do legitimate business with Wayne Enterprises with almost no success.

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Janice Porter has become the new District Attorney in Dent's absence and working alongside Commissioner James Gordon. A mysterious serial killer called the "Hungman" starts terrorizing the Gotham City by hanging corrupt police officers. Batman interrogates Edward Nygma but even The Riddler has not the slightest idea about who the killer is or who it might be.

At some point in the beginning, Two-Face was the prime suspect but even he was not responsible for these murders. A young circus acrobat Dick Grayson, who lost his parents to a mob battle that started due to circumstances of the "Hungman" killer, is later adopted by Batman to be his crime-fighting partner.

So, young Dick becomes his new trusty sidekick; Robin, The Boy Wonder. At the nick of time Commissioner Jim Gordon is saved by Two-Face from being hanged by the killer, who in fact was not a corrupted cop. Harvey Dent recruits The Joker, Scarecrow, The Penguin, The Riddler, Poison Ivy, Mr. Freeze, The Mad Hatter and Solomon Grundy to his gang and instead of being clear, the mystery grows even gritty and darker by each passing moment.

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Batman – Dark Victory is a fourteen issue limited series that was published by DC Comics in 2000. Writer Jeph Loeb (Batman – Hush, Emperor Joker) delivers the plot and artist Tim Sale (Batman – Haunted Knight, Challengers of the Unknown Must Die) served as the penciller. Dark Victory is a sequel to Batman – The Long Halloween, by the same creators. Dark Victory probably took place in the third or fourth year of The Dark Knight's crime fighting career.

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The young Dick Grayson as Batman's protégé Robin, The Boy Wonder is given a re-telling origin. Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale again teamed up later and created a follow up storyline, Catwoman – When in Rome; following the adventures of Selina Kyle during her time in Italy.
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Biochemistry professor Miles Warren had a strong romantic pull over Peter Parker’s then love interest Gwen Stacy. When she died (Death of the Stacys) Warren gone mad thinking Spider-Man was solely responsible for this incident and took the identity of The Jackal to make Spidey’s life miserable. First, he made a clone of Peter Parker named Kaine, then he cloned Gwen Stacy and created another clone named Ben Reilly.

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He allied himself with Green Goblin and ushered Clone Saga. Jackal fooled Peter to believe that he is a clone and Ben is the real deal but when the former died, everyone realized Jackal’s deception. Kaine believed Peter to be a clone and used to roam New York as a serial killer who tried to frame Ben Reilly for the murders.

After Ben’s demise, Peter becomes Spider-Man again and Kaine Parker lived. He sacrifices himself during the “Grim Hunt” when Alyosha and Ana Kravinoff came looking for Spider-Man to resurrect Kraven through a ritual. Kaine eventually came back to life as a six-legged freak Tarantula during “Spider-Island” event and ended the crisis.

He becomes Scarlet Spider with all the power but none of the responsibility. Alongside Venom, Kaine tangled with Carnage upon his return (Minimum Carnage), fought the Assassins Guild, bested the X-Men and teamed up with Wolverine. Scarlet Spider allied himself with the New Warriors and later traveled to Spider-Verse to put an end to the reign of Morlun and The Inheritors alongside the Spider-Men of Multiverse.

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Originated from the idea of Spider-Man, a clone version of the character was introduced by Terry Kavanagh and Steven Butler on the pages of Marvel Comics and the alias ‘Scarlet Spider’ was first used by Peter Parker’s clone Ben Reilly in 1994. Then Joe Wade assumed the name upon becoming an evil cybernetic version of it and then Peter himself had taken the role briefly.

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Later a team of three Michael Van Patrick clones acted as Scarlet Spiders to form "Red Team" for The Initiative and finally Kaine Parker took the mantle in his own monthly ongoing series for good. The character had a short lived ongoing series titled ‘The Amazing Scarlet Spider’ back in 1995 and later another series was launched in 2012 featuring Kaine Parker, who at one point even met with the Superior Spider-Man during 'Sibling Rivalry'.
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Catwoman – When in Rome | Comics

Catwoman is having a weird dream where she was on a heist and she met Batman, The Joker and Two-Face all on her tail as she ended up realizing that it was all just a bad dream, which did not end well. Previously, she tangled along with The Dark Knight during the menace of the mysterious Holiday Killer and Hungman Killer in Gotham City.

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When Batman was busy solving the murder mysteries left by these new breed of psychotic criminals of Gotham, Selina Kyle took off to Rome with Edward Nygma aka The Riddler, the disgraceful bad-guy for running some investigation of her own and figuring out the edges of some long unsolved mysteries. There they met with The Blonde, Italy’s top reigning hitman and their only contact in the entire Italian underworld.

The Blonde eventually arranges a meeting for Selina with one of the local mobster, Don Verinni but he was later found dead using the infamous Joker venom and she was framed for Verinni’s murder. What disturbed her most is the nightmares she was constantly having with all the villains and Batman chasing her always and she really started losing it.

During another meeting gone wrong, she is freezed with Mr. Freeze's freezing gun, attacked by the villainous Cheetah but all three of them managed to escape death in joint effort. Worst of them all, The Riddler sneaked into her room while she was dressing up and surprisingly kisses her. In between these confusing situation, all she was looking for the real identity of her father to finally know her origin that led her to Rome.

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Catwoman – When in Rome is the six issue limited series from DC Comics that serves as the third installment of a Batman-Noir trilogy written by Jeph Loeb (Batman – Hush, Emperor Joker) and drawn by artist Tim Sale (Batman – Haunted Knight, Challengers of the Unknown Must Die).

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This limited series was published on 2004 as a follow up of Batman – The Long Halloween and Batman – Dark Victory by the same creators. However, being part of the Batman focused story line, the limelight of the series was mainly centered on this female super-heroine and her little venture out of Gotham City.
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