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The Black Mirror was Scott Snyder’s first major DC work, published while Bruce Wayne was absent and Dick Grayson was wearing the cowl. It established Snyder as a Batman writer and led directly to his New 52 run with Greg Capullo. This is Gotham written as horror rather than crime: the threat is a quiet, articulate young man who explains himself calmly, and the tension comes from a father who already knows what his son is. It also makes the strongest case ever published for Dick Grayson as Batman, which is why it stands alone even for readers who skip the surrounding continuity.
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Edition details

Publisher

Publisher
DC Comics
Pages
320

Creative team

Character
Batman
Writer
Scott Snyder
Artists
Francesco Francavilla, Jock

Edition

Language
English
Format
Oversized hardcover
ISBN
9781779525895

Description

Background. The Black Mirror was Scott Snyder’s first major DC work, published while Bruce Wayne was absent and Dick Grayson was wearing the cowl. It established Snyder as a Batman writer and led directly to his New 52 run with Greg Capullo.

What’s inside. This deluxe edition collects Detective Comics #871–881, in which Dick Grayson investigates an underground auction selling artefacts from Gotham’s worst crimes, while Commissioner Gordon faces the return of his son James Jr. Jock and Francesco Francavilla alternate on art, one in torn ink and the other in flat, poisoned colour.

Why it’s worth it. This is Gotham written as horror rather than crime: the threat is a quiet, articulate young man who explains himself calmly, and the tension comes from a father who already knows what his son is. It also makes the strongest case ever published for Dick Grayson as Batman, which is why it stands alone even for readers who skip the surrounding continuity.

Edition details. Deluxe hardcover. US edition published by DC Comics. ISBN 9781779525895.

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