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Batman: The Dark Knight, Vol. 2: Cycle of Violence

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The Scarecrow has returned to Gotham City, but he's no longer the meek punching bag Batman is used to. The villainous genius has always preyed on the worst fears of his victims, but has refined his legendary fear toxin to even greater effectiveness and deadlier consequences. As the Scarecrow's origin is unfurled, Batman must find out not only how to conquer this dangerous psychopath, but how to beat his own worst fear.

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Written by The New York Timesbest-selling crime thriller novelist Gregg Hurwitz and art from comics superstar David Finch: a terrifying look into the dark psyche of one of Gotham's most twisted villains.

Collecting: Batman: The Dark Knight0, 10-15

Audience
adult
Length
short · 160 pages

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