Detective Comics [Série]

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DETECTIVE COMICS #860

Written by Greg Rucka, art by J.H. Williams, co-feature art by Cully Hamner, cover by Williams, variant cover by Alex Ross.

Batwoman's origin story concludes here! In "Go!" part 3, Kate Kane becomes Batwoman and goes after a terrorist cell in Gotham, but all does not go according to plan. Plus, in the present, Kate confronts her father about her supposedly dead sister!

In the co-feature, the Huntress joins The Question in her quest to track down the leaders of the human trafficking ring. But finding them ­ and bring them to justice ­ will be harder and more dangerous than either hero thought!

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DETECTIVE COMICS #861
Written by Greg Rucka
Art by Jock; co-feature art by Cully Hamner
Cover by JH Williams III

It’s double the detectives with Batman and Batwoman in for part one of “Cutter”! Batwoman investigates a string of grisly attacks that have left the victims mutilated, or, worse, dead. But what does this case have to do with the kidnapping of a socialite from ten years ago, and what evidence can The Dark Knight himself bring to light on this macabre mystery? Featuring guest art by acclaimed illustrator Jock (THE LOSERS, GREEN ARROW: YEAR ONE)!

And in the co-feature, the Huntress and The Question find themselves in over their heads as a gunrunning case leads them to the business end of a double-barrel shotgun!

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DETECTIVE COMICS #862

Written by Greg Rucka • Art by Jock • co-feature art by Cully Hamner • Cover by JH Williams III

Two mystery cases collide, as Batman gets closer to finding a missing
socialite while Batwoman uncovers a gruesome new villain who has
grafted knives onto his skin. There will be blood – and souvenirs of
victims’ flesh – in “Cutter” part 2!
And in The Question’s co-feature, the unknown mastermind behind the
gun-running scheme hires a professional killer to take care of some
unwanted female companionship. When Zeiss sets his sights on Huntress
and The Question, bullets will fly and blood will run!

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DETECTIVE COMICS #863

Written by GREG RUCKA
Art by JOCK
Co-feature art by CULLY HAMNER
Cover by JH WILLIAMS III

When Batman and Batwoman each face off against a knife-wielding killer, they soon find themselves working different sides of the same case. But will
they arrive in time to rescue the missing girl and stop the killer from claiming another victim? Things do not end well in “Cutter” Part 3. And in The Question, the mastermind behind the human trafficking ring and the gunrunning scheme is finally revealed, and The Question and the Huntress find themselves in the fight of their lives.

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DETECTIVE COMICS #864

Written by DAVID HINE
Co-feature written by GREG RUCKA
Art by JEREMY HAUN
Co-feature art by CULLY HAMNER
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG

The inmates of Arkham Asylum have taken over DETECTIVE COMICS in
“Beneath the Mask” Part 1 of 2! It’s Black Mask verses Jeremiah Arkham
for control of the asylum. But what of the enigmatic Three Beauties,
and how does Batman fit into the mad plan? Everything that was set up
and teased in BATTLE FOR THE COWL: ARKHAM ASYLUM and ARKHAM REBORN is
at last revealed, but the answers to the mysteries just might drive
everyone – including Batman – mad!
Then, in the co-feature, the spotlight is shone on Renee’s personal
life. But just who knows about her secret identity, and what will they
do with that information? That is the question...

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DETECTIVE COMICS #865

Written by DAVID HINE
Co-feature written by GREG RUCKA
Art by JEREMY HAUN
Co-feature art by CULLY HAMNER
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG

Batman spends the night in the bowels of Arkham Asylum attempting to
uncover its mysteries. Plus, the horrifying fate of Black Mask is at
last revealed! In the co-feature, The Question discovers the shocking
true identity of the man responsible for the human trafficking and
gunrunning.

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DETECTIVE COMICS #866

Written by DENNIS O’NEIL
Art and cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN
1:25 “DC 75 Anniversary” Variant cover by WALTER SIMONSON

Continuing the spirit of celebration from BATMAN #700, comics legend
Dennis O’Neil’s returns to the Batcave in this stand-alone, 40-page
issue! O’Neil spins a tale of the Dick Grayson Batman intertwined with
those classic days when Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder, patrolled the
mean streets of Gotham City!
And come back next month for the return of The Question and Batwoman!

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