Batman: Blind Justice

In this taut two-issue DC miniseries from 1992, writer Sam Hamm and artist Denys Cowan put Batman through a gauntlet of psychological and physical tests, as a mysterious conspiracy targets both his identity and his sanity. The story unfolds as Bruce Wayne confronts a shadowy figure from his past, forcing the Dark Knight to rely on his intellect and allies more than ever. Though brief, Blind Justice stands out for its noir-inflected, cerebral take on the character, offering a concentrated dose of detective work and high-stakes drama that resonates with fans of Hamm's work on the character.