Description
Die Robin, die!
A disturbing discovery - the citizens of Gotham are shocked to find the dead body of Robin lying in the streets. Now detectives of the GCPD must try to solve the mystery of his death while dealing with the obstuctive aid of the Boy Wonder's former associates, Batman and the Teen Titans.
From a jarring crime scene to cosmic chaos - as the Infinite Crisis looms, the most powerful being in the universe, the Spectre, is looking for a host. Will the new Spirit of Vengeance be once of Gotham City's Finest?
52 Pick-Up - Detective Renee Montoy's life beings to fall apart, as events that leads her to become the prominent protagonist of the hit DC series 52 beings here.
The final volume of the multiple award-winning GOTHAM CENTRAL series is brought to you by acclaimed writers Greg Rucka and Ed Brubaker, featuring art by Kano & Stefano Gaudiano, with Steve Lieber. This volume collects GOTHAM CENTRAL ##32-40.
A disturbing discovery - the citizens of Gotham are shocked to find the dead body of Robin lying in the streets. Now detectives of the GCPD must try to solve the mystery of his death while dealing with the obstuctive aid of the Boy Wonder's former associates, Batman and the Teen Titans.
From a jarring crime scene to cosmic chaos - as the Infinite Crisis looms, the most powerful being in the universe, the Spectre, is looking for a host. Will the new Spirit of Vengeance be once of Gotham City's Finest?
52 Pick-Up - Detective Renee Montoy's life beings to fall apart, as events that leads her to become the prominent protagonist of the hit DC series 52 beings here.
The final volume of the multiple award-winning GOTHAM CENTRAL series is brought to you by acclaimed writers Greg Rucka and Ed Brubaker, featuring art by Kano & Stefano Gaudiano, with Steve Lieber. This volume collects GOTHAM CENTRAL ##32-40.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
224 pages
Language
English
Published
May 1, 2012
Publisher
DC Comics
Editions
4 editions
ISBN-10
1401231942
ISBN-13
9781401231941
Genres
Mystery
Young Adult
Art & Photography
Crime