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Blackgate Prison: Gotham's Other Hell
The answer in brief First appearing in stories in 1991, this island prison holds those whom psychiatry does not claim: lucid criminals, very methodical killers. Venal guards, repeated escapes, generalized...
Blackgate Prison: Gotham's Other Hell
The answer in brief First appearing in stories in 1991, this island prison holds those whom psychiatry does not claim: lucid criminals, very methodical killers. Venal guards, repeated escapes, generalized...
GCPD: Gotham's police force between corruption ...
The answer in brief Born in 1939 in Detective Comics #27, the same year as the masked vigilante, this department was merely a backdrop before becoming a collective character. It...
GCPD: Gotham's police force between corruption ...
The answer in brief Born in 1939 in Detective Comics #27, the same year as the masked vigilante, this department was merely a backdrop before becoming a collective character. It...
Renée Montoya: From the GCPD to The Question, t...
The answer in brief Created for the animated TV series, then integrated into the comics, this police officer categorically refuses to cover the venal hierarchy of the department, a loyalty...
Renée Montoya: From the GCPD to The Question, t...
The answer in brief Created for the animated TV series, then integrated into the comics, this police officer categorically refuses to cover the venal hierarchy of the department, a loyalty...
Stephanie Brown: Gotham's forgotten heroine
The answer in brief Daughter of the supervillain Cluemaster, she exposes her father's schemes, then earns her legitimacy through sheer perseverance. Dismissed from the role of Robin by the Dark...
Stephanie Brown: Gotham's forgotten heroine
The answer in brief Daughter of the supervillain Cluemaster, she exposes her father's schemes, then earns her legitimacy through sheer perseverance. Dismissed from the role of Robin by the Dark...
Batman Who Laughs: The Nightmarish Fusion of th...
The answer in brief Revealed in 2017 by Dark Nights: Metal, this predator comes from a Bruce Wayne contaminated by a mutagenic gas after executing his eternal enemy. His reason...
Batman Who Laughs: The Nightmarish Fusion of th...
The answer in brief Revealed in 2017 by Dark Nights: Metal, this predator comes from a Bruce Wayne contaminated by a mutagenic gas after executing his eternal enemy. His reason...
Batman: The Killing Joke — the most disturbing ...
The answer in brief All it takes is one bad day to drive anyone insane: that's the idea explored in the story. Alan Moore gives the clown a past as...
Batman: The Killing Joke — the most disturbing ...
The answer in brief All it takes is one bad day to drive anyone insane: that's the idea explored in the story. Alan Moore gives the clown a past as...