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"Chapter Three": Harbinger tells Batman that he's in a variation of Gotham, before telling him to get settled in. As he views the city, he realizes that the city is similar to his Gotham, but still different. Harbinger knows he's disturbed because of it and asks him that they leave the rooftop t

Infinite Crisis: Fight for the Multiverse #3 is a chapter in the digital-first series Infinite Crisis: Fight for the Multiverse (Volume 1 (Digital)) with a cover date of June, 2014.

Synopsis for "Chapter Three"

Harbinger tells Batman that he's in a variation of Gotham, before telling him to get settled in. As he views the city, he realizes that the city is similar to his Gotham, but still different. Harbinger knows he's disturbed because of it and asks him that they leave the rooftop they are on, in order to not get caught. She takes him to a building and shows him a woman lying on bed. He realizes she is this universe's Catwoman, who Harbinger states is an assassin-turned-vigilante. As he believes that Catwoman is dead, Harbinger assures she is alive and placed in suspended animation, so she could borrow her skills and steal the Eternal Key. Explaining to him that the multiverse is in danger, she adds that she doesn't know who exactly is responsible, but her side is building an army to fight.

Stating that the Eternal Key could be used to win the coming war and some people are serving the one endangering the multiverse, she adds that the artifacts are sought by both sides to gain advantage. She in particular has been evading a monstrous man who has captured multiple artifacts, but she could stop him with the Eternal Key, which she requests Batman to hand over. As he does, a horribly mutated Two-Face busts in and demands they give it to him. As Batman and Harbinger fight him, Two-Face states that it was he who spread the claim that the Eternal Key could stop him, since it was the last thing he required for his plans. After defeating both the heroes, Two-Face snatches it from Harbinger's hand and exclaims that it will make him a god. She attempts to stop him as it imbues him with power, only to get blasted through the chest.

Two-Face then ponders whether to conquer Earth-19 or another, ultimately deciding to flip a coin. As the coin lands on the side of another universe, he decides to attack Earth-48, Harbinger's universe, in amusement. Batman rushes towards the dying Harbinger as he teleports away, and she pleads with her dying breath that he stop him. As he tells her to hold on, she passes away, leaving Batman in despair over what to do. The Catwoman of Earth-19 however soon approaches him and states they must honor her dying wish, but he doesn't seem to be anything special. In order to make up for it, she decides to summon other allies the Harbinger earlier recruited from across the multiverse: Atomic Wonder Woman, Arcane Green Lantern, and Nightmare Robin.

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