A noir take on Batman's early days in 1939 Gotham, tackling crime with grit and moral resolve.
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A noir take on Batman's early days in 1939 Gotham, tackling crime with grit and moral resolve.
From legendary comics writer Dan Jurgens and superstar Batman artist Mike Perkins comes a pulp-influenced noir take on the caped crusader set in his debut year, 1939. It's 1939, fascism is on the rise, and Batman is in his early days, labeled by those in Gotham as "the vigilante". At the center of a series of crimes, Batman comes to the conclusion that their prime suspect in each case were deceased. With the Caped Crusader's only ally being Detective James Gordon of the Gotham City Police Depart...
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Brief references to sex work; no explicit scenes depicted.
Frequent intense violence including beheadings, blood, and public executions.
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Minor references to smoking; not a central theme.
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Minor Jewish content with a friendship involving a Rabbi.
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Themes of fascism, Nazism, and antisemitism in 1939 setting.
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References to childhood trauma and systemic poverty.
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