In Golden Five, Part Five : Batman and Dawn are attacked by an army of demons in Dawn's apartment. The demons overwhelm Batman and knock him unconscious. With Batman defeated, the demons kidnap Dawn and leave. When Batman regains consciousness, he realizes the demons have taken Dawn. Suddenly, Where I come from, Lady-we make our own power. - Batman Appearing in In Golden Five, Part Five Featured Characters: Supporting Characters: Dawn Golden ( Dies) Etrigan Villains: Other Characters: Locations: Items: Vehicles: Synopsis for In Golden Five, Part Five Batman and Dawn are attacked by an army of demons in Dawn's apartment. The demons overwhelm Batman and knock him unconscious. With Batman defeated, the demons kidnap Dawn and leave. When Batman regains consciousness, he realizes the demons have taken Dawn. Suddenly, Etrigan and Lady Blaze appear before him. Etrigan attacks Batman, accusing him of interfering with Blaze's plans. In the sewers, Aleister Golden, using Ragman as a temporary host, ties Dawn to a table and begins the ritual that will grant him eternal life. Meanwhile, Batman continues to fight Etrigan, who tells him that he swore allegiance to Blaze because she promised to return him his rhyme. However, Batman makes him realize that Blaze did not keep her word, causing Etrigan to attack her. This forces Blaze to restore Etrigan's rhyme and old powers. In the sewers, Aleister leaves Ragman's body to complete the ritual, but Batman and Etrigan appear and attack them. However, Aleister stabs Dawn with a knife, killing her and completing the ritual. With his new powers, Aleister summons a monster with a thousand tentacles. Etrigan destroys Aleister with a new power he obtained from Blaze. Batman grieves over Dawn's death, and Etrigan dissapears, but not before telling Batman that he must let Dawn go. In the epilogue, Mira goes to a ship in Gotham's harbor and.
Your cart is empty! Cart (0 Items) Total 0.00 My Bookse Gift Cards Log In New Sales Browse Free Comics Series Publisher Top Rated Top Selling Creator Genre Story Arcs Subscriptions Bundles Submit Graphic Novels Manga Indie Marvel Comics DC Comics Comics > DC Comics > Legends of the Dark Knight (2012-) > See what's inside .99 Add to Cart Sign in to turn on Instant Checkout Send as Gift Add To Wish List Subscribe to Series How Subscriptions Work BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT presents the new, original adventures of Batman from the acclaimed digital-first series by an all-star lineup of comics' finest talents including Damon Lindelof ( Lost, Prometheus Steve Niles (30 Days of Night Jeff Lemire ( ANIMAL MAN) and more! Discover startling sides of The Dark Knight that span from his earliest days in the cowl to his never-ending battles against Gotham's greatest enemies, including the Joker and Two- Face. Collecting issues 1-5 of BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT! Customer Rating Average Rating (9 Credits DC Comics Written by Joshua Hale Fialkov Damon Lindelof Steve Niles Tom Taylor HIDE. Art by Trevor Hairsine Phil Hester Jeff Lemire Nicola Scott Ben Templesmith HIDE. Genres Action/ Adventure Crime Mystery Superhero About Book 169 Pages September 10 2013 March + Only DC Comics People Also Bought Batman Beyond 2.0 (2013-2014) Batman: Li'l Gotham Justice League Beyond 2.0 (2013-2014) Batman (1940-2011) About Us Our Story Contact Us Careers FAQs More Submit Redeem Pull Lists Retailers Mobile Site Ways to Read i Phone/i Pad app Android app Kindle Fire app Subscribe Stay informed to receive updates on sales and new releases. Email Address By submitting your email address, you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. English French English English © 2016 iconology Inc. All rights reserved. Mutated by Gamma Radiation in NYCPRIVACY POLICY | TERMS OF USE.
The Batman: The Dark Knight wiki last edited by pikahyper on 03:05 AM View full history Written by: Paul Jenkins ( 1 - 7 David Finch ( 1 - 5, 7 Joe Harris ( 6, 8 Judd Winick ( 9 Gregg Hurwitz ( 10 - 29) Drawn by: David Finch ( 1 - 7, 9 - 15 Ed Benes ( 8 Ethan Van Sciver ( 16 - 29) Following the end of Flashpoint, DC Comics relaunched all their series with new 1 issues, including the David Finch written/drawn Batman: The Dark Knight. Due to Finch's underestimation of writing duties, the series first volume suffered from very large delays, with Finch not even drawing the last two issues, just to get them out before the relaunch. To counter this problem the second go around, Finch brought in writer Paul Jenkins to act as the Writer/ Co-plotter, leaving Finch more focused on his drawing. Though Jenkins had originally planned to write more, he was replaced after seven issues, by Gregg Hurwitz, who would solely write the series from issue 10 and on. Between Jenkins' last issue, Joe Harris wrote a one shot issue with Ed Benes on art for issue 8, while Judd Winick teamed up with series artist David Finch for issue 9's tie in to The Night of the Owls event. For Pre- Flashpoint volume 1, refer to Batman: The Dark Knight. In September 2013 DC is having all its books focus on the villains because of Trinity War and Forever Evil and number them by '.1 '.2' and so on up to '.4'. The 4 Villain books that are from Batman: The Dark Knight are Collected Editions The series ended with issue 29.
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