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Cover: Alan Davis & Paul Neary

Legends of the Dark Knight: Alan Davis #1

Dec 2012 · DC · 39.99 USD; 47.99 CAD
“Catch as Catscan”

In "Catch as Catscan," the legacy of Gotham's darkest secrets resurfaces when Joseph, son of Joe Chill, dons the Reaper mantle, forcing Rachel Caspian to confront her past. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated with sharp precision by Alan Davis, this issue blends psychological tension with the weight of inherited trauma, as Batman faces a twisted test of will against a killer who knows his most vulnerable moment. The cover by Alan Davis and Paul Neary captures the eerie intensity of a city haunted by its own history.

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writer Mike W. Barr · artist Alan Davis · inker Mark Farmer · colorist Tom Ziuko · letterer Todd Klein · cover Alan Davis, Paul Neary

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Full credits

artist Alan Davis
colorist Tom Ziuko
letterer Todd Klein
cover pencils Alan Davis
cover inks Paul Neary

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The Reaper re-appears, but this time it is Joe Chill's son Joseph in the costume. Afraid her father has returned, Rachel Caspian heads to Gotham. Walking past the Wayne Foundation, Rachel runs into the Reaper. Batman saves her, but Chill manages to retrieve his father's gun. Working with his sister Marcia, Joseph kidnaps Rachel to use her as bait. Trapping Batman, the Chills use a psychoactive drug and a filmed re-enactment of his parents' deaths to try to drive the hero to suicide. But with a double-cross by Marcia and the help of Robin, Batman puts an end to Joseph's time as the Reaper.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).