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Cover: Reiko Murakami

GCPD: The Blue Wall #[nn]

Nov 2023 · DC · 24.99 USD; 33.99 CAD
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This collection brings together the six-issue miniseries GCPD: The Blue Wall, a grounded crime drama set in Gotham City that focuses on the rank-and-file officers of the police department rather than its costumed vigilantes. Written by John Ridley with art by Stefano Raffaele, the story explores systemic corruption, personal loyalties, and the moral compromises faced by cops trying to do their jobs in a city defined by chaos and larger-than-life villains.

In "Book I: The Shot Not Taken," Detective Montoya fixates on linking Two-Face to a rising tide of crime, even as the evidence grows thin. Meanwhile, Danny endures escalating racial hostility at the GCPD, only to be dismissed when he speaks up, while Samantha begins a new chapter and Eric grapples with guilt over a past loss that leads him to consider leaving the force. Written by John Ridley and illustrated by Stefano Raffaele, with colors by Brad Anderson and letters by Ariana Maher, this powerful entry in GCPD: The Blue Wall features a striking cover by Reiko Murakami.

Contains 6 stories
Book I: The Shot Not Taken
22 pp · Crime
Renee MontoyaBenny MontoyaSamantha ParkDanny OrtegaEric WellsChief DavisDevante CharlesKristaKyle BecknerOfficer PhelpsChristopher NakanoTwo-Face [Harvey Dent] (image)

In "Book I: The Shot Not Taken," three new graduates of the Gotham Police Academy step into their first assignments, navigating the weight of their badges and the city’s shadows. As they confront the realities of duty in a place where every choice carries consequence, one moment—quiet, uncertain, and deeply personal—threatens to define them all.

Book II: I May Not Get There With You
22 pp · Crime
Chief DavisRenee MontoyaDanny OrtegaEric WellsOfficer PhelpsSamantha ParkBenny MontoyaSondra WrightDevante CharlesTwo-Face [Harvey Dent] (image)Kyle BecknerLuis Ortega (Danny's father)

In "Book II: I May Not Get There With You," Samantha grapples with the fallout of a tragic incident that left an innocent person dead, facing a disciplinary review that tests her resolve. Meanwhile, Eric, haunted by his role in the case, pushes himself to be stricter with a new parolee—only to find the consequences are harder to control than he expected. As tensions rise within the precinct, Danny endures the weight of racial harassment from colleagues, straining the bonds of trust among those sworn to protect.

Book III: The Nature of Forgiveness
22 pp · Crime, Superhero
Chief DavisRenee MontoyaDanny OrtegaEric WellsSamantha ParkOfficer StevensTwo-Face [Harvey Dent]Daria Hernandez (photo)

In "Book III: The Nature of Forgiveness," Jo Montoya fixates on linking Two-Face to a new wave of crimes, even as the evidence grows thin. Meanwhile, Danny endures escalating racial harassment at the GCPD, only to be ignored when he speaks up, while Samantha begins a new assignment and Eric grapples with guilt over a parolee’s death—leading him to consider walking away from the force.

Book IV: The Book of Undeniable Truths
22 pp
Chief DavisRenee MontoyaEric WellsLieutenant CarusoOfficer PhelpsSamantha ParkOfficer StevensBenny MontoyaSondra WrightDanny OrtegaLuis Ortega (Danny's father)Blake (bartender)Aliyah (dog owner)

In "Book IV: The Book of Undeniable Truths," Eric steps away from the GCPD after carrying the weight of a parolee’s death, while Samantha navigates a quieter role in the department. Danny’s recent actions earn him unexpected respect, and Montoya struggles to trust herself, even as Benny and Sondra try to steady her.

Book V: A Constant Risk of Fire
22 pp · Crime, Superhero
Renee MontoyaDanny OrtegaChief DavisEric WellsSamantha ParkLuis Ortega (Danny's father)Mr. WrightMrs. WrightLieutenant CarusoBlake (bartender)Two-Face [Harvey Dent]

In "Book V: A Constant Risk of Fire," Renee grapples with the aftermath of Danny’s violent spree, poring over his manifesto to uncover how the GCPD’s failures may have pushed him toward murder. As the department hunts him down, Samantha and Eric confront their own roles in the tragedy, questioning what they missed—and what they might have prevented.

Book VI: I, Above All Else
26 pp · Crime, Superhero
Renee MontoyaDanny OrtegaChief DavisEric WellsSamantha ParkLuis OrtegaAliyah

In "Book VI: I, Above All Else," Renee faces a moral crossroads as she tracks down Danny, forcing her to reckon with the GCPD’s failures and the cost of justice. With Eric and Samantha torn between duty and loyalty, tensions rise when Samantha challenges Renee about the system that may have pushed Danny to the edge. The story unfolds in a tense, character-driven clash between duty, accountability, and the weight of past choices.

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Full credits

artist, inker Stefano Raffaele
colorist Brad Anderson
letterer Ariana Maher
cover pencils, inks Reiko Murakami

Reprints

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