Batman Giant #4

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Issue Details

Publisher

DC

Writer

Scott Snyder

Writer

Greg Rucka

Writer

Tim Seeley

Writer

Steve Orlando

Writer

Mark Russell

Penciler

Greg Capullo

Artist

J.H. Williams III

Penciler

Ryan Benjamin

Artist

Tom Lyle

Inker

Jonathan Glapion

Inker

Richard Friend

Colorist

FCO Plascencia

Colorist

Dave Stewart

Colorist

Alex Sinclair

Colorist

Chris Sotomayor

Colorist

Jeromy Cox

Letterer

Jimmy Betancourt

Letterer

Carlos M. Mangual

Letterer

Todd Klein

Letterer

Troy Peteri

Letterer

Richard Starkings

Cover Artist

Eddy Barrows

Cover Artist

Eber Ferreira

Artist

Javi Fernandez

Published

April 2020

Synopsis

CONCRETE JUNGLE Batman is tasked with safely delivering from a hideout a lawyer named Cicero Jenks, who represented mobsters but turned out to be lacking any license to practice law, thus allowing him to spill his clients' secrets. Gordon tells him to bring their informant to the central precinct, but warns him that every gangster will be after Jenks and they've got moles in the police force.  Bruce contacts Dick to help him and abducts Jenks after fooling the cops, placing him in a Kevlar bag that is bulletproof and flame-resistant. The thugs listening in to the cops' radio chatter learn Batman has acquired Jenks and attack the Batmobile, but the blast shields allow it to survive. Harley Quinn however suddenly drops a wrecking ball on the Batmobile, but learns Batman escaped along with Jenks while rigging it to blow.   Fending off more thugs, Bruce again comes across Harley but is stunned after being tricked and hit with a boxing glove attached to a spring hidden in her mallet. Harley however falls through a hole cut across the floor by Bruce before she can kill Jenks, and he safely delivers the bag to Sergeant Foley. Foley turns out to be a crooked cop on the mob's payroll but is subdued along with other moles by Nightwing, who was hiding in the bag to fool the mob's underlings.   Gordon finds Jenks hidden in a garbage dumpster and the latter testifies to the authorities against the mob, while Foley is imprisoned. PUPPETS Nightwing arrives outside Gotham and jumps upon a train to rescue the son of his parents' murderer Tony Zucco, Brian Lester, but states he is unsure what will happen once he sees him and doesn't trust him since he's a Zucco. Brian was kidnapped by the Ventriloquist after Tony started demanding repayment of money owed to him.   Brian requests Ventriloquist's gang to let him go but they only plan to kill him once they reach Blüdhaven. After fighting through some thugs, Nightwing reaches Brian's cabin but is held at gunpoint by Ventriloquist who states that he won't be able to reach Tony in time to clear the debt nor Batman is there to help him.   Nightwing in anger disarms the Ventriloquist and knocks him out along with his gang, rescuing Brian who is disappointed at almost being killed because of his father. Brian states he doesn't want to be like his dad and Nightwing realizes he has no ill-will against him as he's honest. He responds that he's still learning to escape Batman's shadow when asked how he did it, and states Brian will figure out how to escape from Tony's shadow too. THE COURT OF OWLS PART 4 - FACE THE COURT This story is reprinted from Batman (Volume 2) #4. ELEGY PART 3 - AFFETTUOSO This story is reprinted from Detective Comics #856. BETTER THAN BATMAN PART 4 This story is reprinted from Nightwing (Volume 4) #4.

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