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ISBN: 0345479459

Batman: Inferno

Name: no Batman: Dead White, but its pretty good..
Item: Batman: Inferno
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(Part of the Batman Series and Batman Del Rey (#2) Series)

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Book Overview

Gotham's never been so scorching, the Joker's never been more despicable, and Batman's never been in such grave danger. With more than thirty fires raging out of control across the city, Gotham is indeed a hell on earth. But torching the population is small potatoes for the arsonist extraordinaire known as Enfer. The pyromaniac's mad masterpiece is Arkham Asylum, blazing like a Roman candle and engineered to provide the perfect escape for Arkham's most infamous inmate, the Joker. But the dire situation goes from bad to beyond monstrous when the archvillain's path to freedom leads directly to the Dark Knight's cave. The Joker believes in striking while the iron is hot . . . and now it's never been hotter. After all, the diabolical villain has devised the ultimate joke: launch the mother of all crime waves, masquerading as the Caped Crusader himself With Gotham erupting in flames and its #1 crime fighter fast becoming its #1 enemy, the burning question is: Who's going to get the last laugh? This description may be from another edition of this product.

Format:Mass Market Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:0345479459

Release Date:October 2006

Publisher:Del Rey

Length:352 Pages

Weight:0.42 lbs.

Dimensions:6.9" x 0.9" x 4.2"

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Rated 4 stars
no Batman: Dead White, but its pretty good..

By Thriftbooks.com User, August 13, 2007

if i had to choose between batman: INferno or Dead white, i'd go with dead white, but that doesnt mean this book wasnt good, id recommend it to any batman fans, it's worth picking up

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Rated 4 stars
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By Thriftbooks.com User, August 6, 2007

Definitely the creepiest cover for a Batman novel. Another book with some small ties to the Beyond Beyond milieu, as here, Lucius Fox is a technologist at Wayne, not a financier. Gordon is a Captain. Ducard was one of Batman's trainers. Batman has problems with two supervillains, one an arsonist that was transformed into a metahuman during some mercenary work, and has a grudge against the GCPD, and also the Joker, who, after...

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Rated 4 stars
Best of the new Batman paperbacks

By Thriftbooks.com User, January 17, 2007

A good read and highly recommended over John Shirley's Batman: Dead White. This Batman book actually feels like it belongs - it has all the elements you expect and as with anything the Joker is involved with - a few sick laughs. Set in what seems 50% post-Batman Begins and 50% post-The Man Who Laughs(from comics continuity) - it includes Lucious Fox in the same capacity Batman Begins does as well as sets a small familiar...

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