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Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale followed their Halloween specials with a thirteen-issue murder mystery set during Batman’s early years, when Gotham still belonged to the Falcone family and the costumed criminals were only beginning to appear. It was conceived as a direct sequel to Frank Miller’s Year One and became the template for a generation of Batman crime stories. The Long Halloween is one of the few Batman stories that works equally as detective fiction and as tragedy: the mystery holds up, but the real subject is a good man being destroyed in slow motion. Tim Sale’s silhouettes and Gregory Wright’s seasonal colour make each chapter feel like a different month. It is the book Christopher Nolan drew on most heavily for The Dark Knight, and it remains the standard recommendation for a reader’s second Batman purchase after Year One.
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Edition details

Publisher

Publisher
DC Comics
Pages
416

Creative team

Character
Batman
Writer
Jeph Loeb
Artists
Gregory Wright, Tim Sale

Edition

Language
English
Format
Oversized hardcover
ISBN
9781779512697

Description

Background. Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale followed their Halloween specials with a thirteen-issue murder mystery set during Batman’s early years, when Gotham still belonged to the Falcone family and the costumed criminals were only beginning to appear. It was conceived as a direct sequel to Frank Miller’s Year One and became the template for a generation of Batman crime stories.

What’s inside. This deluxe edition collects Batman: The Long Halloween #1–13, the full storyline in which a killer strikes once a month on a holiday, over a single year in Gotham. It follows the pact between Batman, Captain Jim Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent, the collapse of the Falcone and Maroni empires, and Harvey Dent’s transformation into Two-Face.

Why it’s worth it. The Long Halloween is one of the few Batman stories that works equally as detective fiction and as tragedy: the mystery holds up, but the real subject is a good man being destroyed in slow motion. Tim Sale’s silhouettes and Gregory Wright’s seasonal colour make each chapter feel like a different month. Christopher Nolan has cited it as an influence on The Dark Knight, and it remains the standard recommendation for a reader’s second Batman purchase after Year One.

Edition details. Deluxe hardcover. US edition published by DC Comics. ISBN 9781779512697.

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