Detective Comics #1097 - Preview of the Comic Book
Detective Comics #1097 will be released this Wednesday, and we have the official preview for you below, courtesy of DC.
Following Asema’s deadly rampage, a new danger has emerged for Gotham—and the world as a whole. Still grappling with personal truths about his past, Batman faces a group fixated on their own future, which has also targeted a close friend.
Detective Comics #1097 will be available for purchase on May 21st, retailing for $4.99.
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Detective Comics #1097 - Preview of the Comic Book
Detective Comics #1097 will be released this Wednesday, and we have the official preview for you below, thanks to DC… Following Asema's violent spree, a new danger to Gotham—and the wider world—has emerged. As he grapples with personal discoveries about his past, Batman must confront a group fixated on their […]