Terry Beatty

A young Batman battles the Penguin as he pulls a heist that could reveal Bruce Wayne's secret identity and destroy vast portions of Gotham City.

"In graphic novel format, tells the life story of President Thomas Jefferson, who authored the Declaration of Independence"--Provided by publisher.

The young Dark Knight faces the mighty Bane, a foe who is twice his size and has the wiles of ten men.

The creature called Man-Bat escapes Arkham Asylum with a secret weapon and a sonar shriek that makes citizens turn batty, and it is up to Batman to keep Gotham City from becoming a city of bats.

The Joker is trying to prove his sanity as a bid to secure his transfer from Arkham Asylum to Gotham State Pennitentiary.

Bane is seeking revenge on the criminal doctor who changed him from an ordinary criminal into an enhanced super-criminal, and it is up to Batman to stop him--and prevent the doctor from creating an army of enhanced criminals.

When the lights go out three college students on a visit to Arkham Asylum find themselves trapped by the vicious Man-Bat.

Private detective Harvey Bullock is chained to a suitcase that everyone wants, including a marksman named Deadshot--and it is up to Batman to keep him alive.

Batman, disguised as the deceased gangster Matches Malone, faces off against the Black Mask--but sometimes even a superhero has to wonder at the many masks he if forced to wear.

"The Huntress is framed for murder! Avoiding the Gotham City police, Huntress must revisit her childhood to discover the true culprit. While she seeks the clues necessary to prove her innocence, Batman and Nightwing are tracking her every move! As the mystery unravels, Huntress will uncover the terrible truth about the death of her parents."--