u/MagisterPraeceptorum

Batgirl #17-19, Batman #7-9, Poison Ivy #42-44, Batwoman #1-3, Catwoman #85-87, Nightwing #136-138, Detective Comics #1107-1109, Harley Quinn #60-62, Barbara Gordon: Breakout #1-2

WATTERS AND COWAN EXPLORE MORE FOLKLORE! There have long been legends of something bestial lurking in the forests just outside of Bludhaven . Some say it's demonic. Others think it's extraterrestrial. When a trail of violent incidents seems to connect this creature to the city's new super-highway, Nightwing resolves to get to the bottom of it. What he uncovers will bring one of his Titans teammates to Bludhaven , looking for some long-overdue closure...

Query and Echo (Batman: Prelude to the Wedding); Ana Vulsion (Detective Comics #1054); Punchline (Nightwing #72)

JLA: Tower of Babel; The Dark Knight Strikes Again, Batman: Bruce Wayne Murderer Turned Fugitive Omnibus, Batman: The Hush Saga Omnibus, Batman: War Games Omnibus, Batman: Under the Red Hood Deluxe Edition, All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder, Batman Begins Official Adaptation, Batman: Face the Face Deluxe Edition, Batman and Son, Batman by Paul Dini Omnibus, Batman R.I.P. Deluxe Edition, The Dark Knight DVD Issue, Batman and Robin Vol. 1: Batman Reborn, Batman: The Road to Arkham #1

A lot of DC comic book fans feel strongly that Superman and Batman should be friends. But why is that? Besides just being DC’s two most popular superheroes, is there a deeper reason it matters whether or not Superman and Batman are friends?

Detective Comics #644, #648, #651, #664, #675, #0, #681, Annual #8, #695, #700, #706, #711, #723, #725, #1000000, #729

1992-1998

Detective Comics #644-729, #0, #1000000, Annual #6-10

Batman: Year Three Deluxe OHC, Batman: A Lonely Place of Dying TP, Batman #443-451, Detective Comics #625-628

1989-1991

Image sources: Batman #414-416, Batman: Ten Nights of the Beast TP, Batman #421-425, Batman: The Cult Deluxe OHC, Batman: A Death in the Family TP, Batman #430

*Batman* #414-430 and *Batman: The Cult* #1-4