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| Locations = [[Gotham City]] |
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| First = Batman #515 |
| First = Batman #515 |
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− | | Last = Robin Vol |
+ | | Last = Robin Vol 2 #14 |
− | | HistoryText = When [[Bruce Wayne]] finally returns for good, he wears a sturdier (made of Kevlar), darker [[Batsuit]] (quite similar to the costume of the Tim Burton Batman movies), and drives a new, state-of-the-art [[Batmobile]]. He again fights Colonel Vega (who teamed with [[Benjamin Asplin (New Earth)|Asp]] in "[[Knightquest|Knightquest: The Search]]"), [[KGBeast]], and [[Dark Rider]], in order to foil a plot to nuke [[Gotham City]] with a device the size and shape of a baseball. Troika comes from the Russian word for "Trinity". The saga also shows how |
+ | | HistoryText = When [[Bruce Wayne (New Earth)|Bruce Wayne]] finally returns for good, he wears a sturdier (made of Kevlar), darker [[Batsuit]] (quite similar to the costume of the Tim Burton Batman movies), and drives a new, state-of-the-art [[Batmobile]]. He again fights Colonel Vega (who teamed with [[Benjamin Asplin (New Earth)|Asp]] in "[[Knightquest|Knightquest: The Search]]"), [[Anatoli Knyazev (New Earth)|KGBeast]], and [[Cossack the Dark Rider (New Earth)|Dark Rider]], in order to foil a plot to nuke [[Gotham City]] with a device the size and shape of a baseball. Troika comes from the Russian word for "Trinity". The saga also shows how Batman makes changes to his life as Bruce Wayne, his relationships with his "family", plans to live without [[Alfred Pennyworth (New Earth)|Alfred]], and copes with the decision of making [[Jean-Paul Valley (New Earth)|Jean-Paul Valley]] his replacement. |
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* {{c|Batman: Shadow of the Bat #35}} |
* {{c|Batman: Shadow of the Bat #35}} |
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* {{c|Detective Comics #682}} |
* {{c|Detective Comics #682}} |
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+ | * {{c|Robin Vol 2 #14}} |
| Vehicles = Batmobile |
| Vehicles = Batmobile |
Revision as of 16:50, 19 February 2020
Synopsis
When Bruce Wayne finally returns for good, he wears a sturdier (made of Kevlar), darker Batsuit (quite similar to the costume of the Tim Burton Batman movies), and drives a new, state-of-the-art Batmobile. He again fights Colonel Vega (who teamed with Asp in "Knightquest: The Search"), KGBeast, and Dark Rider, in order to foil a plot to nuke Gotham City with a device the size and shape of a baseball. Troika comes from the Russian word for "Trinity". The saga also shows how Batman makes changes to his life as Bruce Wayne, his relationships with his "family", plans to live without Alfred, and copes with the decision of making Jean-Paul Valley his replacement.
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Batman #515 | Shadow of the Bat #35 | Detective Comics #682 | Robin #14 |