The Private pemutih wajah Investigator In You

The Private pemutih wajah Investigator In You

DC Comics brings us at night Robin War and puts the spotlight back on Jim Gordon where it belongs with Detective Comics #48. Writer Peter J. Tomasi slowly unfolds the mystery of a killer obsessed with American history who craves the interest of Batman. Marcio Takara illustrates the 22-pages of story in their own breathtaking style.

In the wake in the Robin War and globe-hopping using the Justice League, Jim Gordon is looking forward to ok what he, and Batman, do best: applying for crime in Gotham City. But lurking within the shadows in the home is a case from Jim's past that may decide not able to Batman in Detective Comics #48.


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