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    Batman: Gotham Noir #1

    Batman: Gotham Noir » Batman: Gotham Noir #1 - Gotham Noir released by DC Comics on May 2001.

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    Gotham Noir last edited by palsunstar on 06/14/23 09:55PM View full history

    Down-on-his-luck former policeman James Gordon is drawn into a dizzying world of murder, corruption, femmes fatales, and a mysterious figure that haunts the Gotham streets in a stylish and riveting one-shot by writer Ed Brubaker (BATMAN, SCENE OF THE CRIME) and artist Sean Phillips (WILDCATS).

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    Batman: Gotham Noir #1 - Gotham Noir by silkcuts on July 27, 2010

    This maybe the first Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips team-up.  A elseworld tale of Jim Gordon hitting rock bottom. For those who have read Sleeper and Criminal know that Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips create great Noir stories together. This early collaboration is no different.    Ed Brubaker's art is as Edgy as he can be with a crime story.  You can't trust any of the character, because any of the Characters are likely to shot you in the back.  Sean Phillips art is made for Noir. Great use of Shad...

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