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    DC Comics Presents: Batman #3

    DC Comics Presents: Batman » DC Comics Presents: Batman #3 - 100 Page Spectacular #3 released by DC Comics on February 1, 2011.

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    In these tales from BATMAN #595-598, Bruce Wayne attempts to learn whether his own father could have been involved with Gotham's underworld. Plus, Batman battles — Santa Klaus? With a "K"? He's got presents for all the naughty boys and girls of Gotham City. Nasty, dangerous presents…

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    DC Comics Presents: Batman #3 - 100 Page Spectacular #3 by silkcuts on December 22, 2010

    The final book to the Zeiss story is not bad at all, a bit of Bruce's history is explored in more depth and Santa Klaus just makes this read a nice way to celebrate the holiday season.  The only thing missing is the covers from the issues.   Out Of Past Ed Brubaker does a great job tying in classic Batman history to his run on Batman.  The famous Zorro connection to Bruce's upbringing is fleshed out a lot in this issue.  We see a bit of why Thomas Wayne had to help a criminal and ...

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