Ebook {Epub PDF} Batman: Terror by Doug Moench

It was published from January, to May, in the comic book series Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight. In this storyline Hugo Strange has the Scarecrow by his side and is determined to break Batman 's will once and for all. But the Scarecrow has his own plans to defeat Gotham City 's vigilante, and they involve Catwoman. Batman, Legends of the Dark Night: Terror by Doug Moench (, Trade Paperback, Revised edition)Brand: DC Comics.  · by Doug Moench (Author), Paul Gulacy (Illustrator), Jimmy Palmiotti (Illustrator) out of 5 stars 6 ratings See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions/5(6).

Batman, Legends of the Dark Night: Terror by Doug Moench (, Trade Paperback, Revised edition). Renown writer Doug Moench (Batman), the visionaryco-creator of DC Comics' fan-favorite villainBane and Marvel's Moon Knight, joined forces with legendary artists Mike Ploog (Ghost Rider), Tom Sutton (Doctor Strange), and. Batman Inc. New52 (by Morrison) + Batman Robin New52 by Peter J. Tomasi + We Are Robin by Lee Bermejo + Robin, Son of Batman by Ray Fawkes. The New52 era. Batwoman: Hydrology by J.H. Williams III. Batman: Court of Owls + Batman: Night of Owls Saga by Scott Snyder. Batman: Death of the Family + Endgame by Scott Snyder. Batman: Zero Year by.

In his second run on the title from to , Moench was one of the writers of the "Knightfall" storyline and wrote Batman # in which the character Azrael replaced Bruce Wayne as Batman. The "KnightsEnd" arc which saw the return of Bruce Wayne to the role of Batman was co-written by Moench as well. [30]. Moench tries to continue the story of Hugo Strange, while he also brings in Scarecrow with another retelling of the character's origin no less, adds Catwoman to the mix whose role is arbitraty to the plot at best and do Read it as the second half of the digital collection titled Batman - Prey from Batman, Legends of the Dark Night: Terror by Doug Moench (, Trade Paperback, Revised edition) The lowest-priced brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag.