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Cover: Michael Allred

Solo #7

Dec 2005 · DC · 4.99 USD; 6.75 CAD
“An Hour with Hourman”

In "An Hour with Hourman," Michael Allred and Lee Allred deliver a sharp, stylish dive into the moral gray zones of heroism, as Batman and Robin take down the Riddler and Sunshine. With the weight of Gotham’s shadows pressing in, Dick’s unexpected connection to Sunshine sparks questions about justice, identity, and what it truly means to be a hero—especially when the line between light and darkness starts to blur. The Allreds’ signature art style, rendered in vibrant colors by Laura Allred and lettered by Nate Piekos, brings a playful yet poignant energy to a story that lingers long after the final page.

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writer, artist, inker Michael Allred · writer Lee Allred · colorist Laura Allred · letterer Nate Piekos · cover Michael Allred

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writer, artist, inker Michael Allred
writer Lee Allred
colorist Laura Allred
letterer Nate Piekos
cover pencils, inks Michael Allred

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Batman and Robin collar the Riddler and Sunshine. Dick bails Sunshine out and starts dating her. Commissioner Gordon tells Batman to get with the real world, get dark and mean. Is Aunt Harriet really murdered? Did Robin really do it? Is it better to be light and playful or dark and vengeful?

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