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    Batman: Arkham City #4

    Batman: Arkham City » Batman: Arkham City #4 - A Night on the Town released by DC Comics on October 1, 2011.

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    The miniseries that leads into the video game continues under the guidance of game writer Paul Dini. The gates swing shut on Arkham City, trapping small-time criminals and deadly Super-Villains behind its walls. As the prisoners struggle for survival, a rogue unit of Mayor Sharp's security force hunts down rival gang bosses The Joker and Two-Face. Not only must Batman save the lives of his greatest foes, he's got to fight his way through an army to do it!

    Batman escapes Hugo Strange's trap with the aid of Catwoman while the Joker has a pleasant visit from his doctor.

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    Batman: Arkham City #4 - A Night on the Town by keith71_98 on August 05, 2011

    Batman Arkham City has been a surprisingly good prequel to the upcoming video game. It's a stand alone mini-series that's not's part of the main Batman continuity but has managed to capture much of what makes the Bat world great. From issue to issue, I've waited for the series to fall apart but it's continued to provide a fun and entertaining escape.  Paul Dini has done an amazing job taking a ridiculous concept and making it a fun read. This issue is no different except for the fact that there...

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