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| Publisher |
DC |
| Writer |
Scott Beatty |
| Writer |
Karl Kesel |
| Writer |
Roger Stern |
| Writer |
Kevin Dooley |
| Writer |
Stuart Immonen |
| Penciler |
Stuart Immonen |
| Writer |
Dan Jurgens |
| Penciler |
Dan Jurgens |
| Penciler |
Scot Eaton |
| Penciler |
Georges Jeanty |
| Penciler |
Peter Krause |
| Penciler |
Ron Frenz |
| Artist |
Steve Lieber |
| Penciler |
Kieron Dwyer |
| Penciler |
Jon Bogdanove |
| Inker |
Jon Bogdanove |
| Penciler |
Todd Nauck |
| Colorist |
Todd Nauck |
| Penciler |
Tom Grummett |
| Cover Artist |
Tom Grummett |
| Inker |
Jimmy Palmiotti |
| Inker |
Dexter Vines |
| Inker |
Jerry Ordway |
| Inker |
Josef Rubinstein |
| Inker |
Jose Marzan Jr. |
| Inker |
Paul Ryan |
| Inker |
Frank Springer |
| Inker |
Brett Breeding |
| Inker |
Dennis Janke |
| Inker |
Denis Rodier |
| Cover Artist |
Denis Rodier |
| Colorist |
Jason Wright |
| Colorist |
Digital Chameleon |
| Colorist |
Tom McCraw |
| Letterer |
Albert De Guzman |
| Cover Artist |
Patrick Martin |
| Published | January 1998 |
Batman goes undercover as an old classmate of Clark Kent's named Gordon Selkirk. He visits Clark's parents and casually carries on a conversation with them, in the hopes of learning how Clark came to be the person that he is today.
