The families will fall by the gates of Gotham. 
Batman: Gates of Gotham #1 is an issue of the series Batman: Gates of Gotham (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 2011. It was published on May 18, 2011.
Synopsis for "Gates of Gotham, Part One: A Bridge to the Past"
In 1881, Nicholas Gate is commissioned to design three bridges by Alan Wayne, Edward Elliott and Theodore Cobblepot.
In the present, Batman is tracking down a shipment of explosives linked to the Penguin. There are three massive explosions that destroy the three bridges and hundreds of lives are lost; Commissioner Gordon receives a note that says "the families will fall by the gates of Gotham."
Batman meets with Blackbat, Red Robin and Robin at the Bat-Bunker to deal with the crisis. Hush is visited in Arkham Asylum by a super-villain named the Architect who asks if he can come out to play.
Appearing in "Gates of Gotham, Part One: A Bridge to the Past"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Alan Wayne (Flashback only)
- Blackbat
- Commissioner Gordon
- Edward Elliot (Flashback only)
- Nicholas Anders (Flashback only)
- Red Robin
- Robin (Damian Wayne)
- Theodore Cobblepot (Flashback only)
Antagonists:
- The Architect (First appearance)
- Hush
- Penguin
Other Characters:
- Cyrus Pinkney (Mentioned only)
- Ronnie Watkins (Single appearance)
Locations:
- Gotham City (19th Century and 21st Century)
- 22nd Street Bridge (Destroyed)
- Arkham Asylum
- Bat-Bunker
- Madison Bridge (Destroyed)
- New Trigate Bridge (Destroyed)
Items:
Vehicles:
Notes
- This is partially continued from the end of series Batman: Streets of Gotham, which published Hush's previous appearance in House of Hush.
- This issue is reprinted in Batman: Gates of Gotham.
Trivia
- Tim Drake mentions the events of No Man's Land several times. He mentions that two of the bridges were non-essential so they weren't blown up when the government destroyed every way in and out of Gotham. He also references several land deeds being destroyed in "the quake" which is a reference to Cataclysm.