Batman Faces Of Death (Dc Essential Edition)

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His name is the Dollmaker and now Gotham's latest psychopath has kidnapped two more potential victims--a young innocent girl and Police Commissioner Jim Gordon. To save them, Batman must offer up something more enticing to the Dollmarker as bait- himself! From writer/artist extraordinaire Tony S. Daniel, this unbelievable arc originally in Detective Comics is collected here in this phenomenal new DC Essential Edition. Features Batman- Detective Comics #1-7. The DC Essential Edition series of graphic novels highlights the best standalone stories the medium has to offer, featuring comics' greatest characters. These trade paperback editions focus on the easiest entry points DC has in its vast library, with seminal, groundbreaking tales that transcend the printed page. Start with the Essentials.His name is the Dollmaker and now Gotham's latest psychopath has kidnapped two more potential victims--a young innocent girl and Police Commissioner Jim Gordon. To save them, Batman must offer up something more enticing to the Dollmarker as bait- himself! From writer/artist extraordinaire Tony S. Daniel, this unbelievable arc originally in Detective Comics is collected here in this phenomenal new DC Essential Edition. Features Batman- Detective Comics #1-7. The DC Essential Edition series of graphic novels highlights the best standalone stories the medium has to offer, featuring comics' greatest characters. These trade paperback editions focus on the easiest entry points DC has in its vast library, with seminal, groundbreaking tales that transcend the printed page. Start with the Essentials.
Tony S. Daniel decided to be a comics artist in the eighth grade, and he hasn't looked back since. After making his professional debut in 1993 on Comico's The Elementals, he has contributed to Marvel's X-Force and Image's Spawn- Bloodfeud as well as writing and illustrating his own titles Silke, The Tenth and F5, which led him to work in Hollywood. After being lured back into comics to work with writer Geoff Johns on Teen Titans, Daniel went on to draw The Flash before landing his dream job pencilling Batman. The Batcave is, he reports, surprisingly cozy.