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Brian Stelfreeze, Underworld Unleashed: Batman - Devils Asylum page 33

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Artists: Brian  Stelfreeze (Penciller) ,  Rick Burchett (Inker)

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Location: Brian Stelfreeze
Title: Brian Stelfreeze, Underworld Unleashed: Batman - Devils Asylum page 33*
Artist:  Brian  Stelfreeze (Penciller) ,  Rick Burchett (Inker)
Media Type: Ink Wash
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
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Added to Site: 5/2/2026

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Madness ensues inside Arkham Asylum so Batman arrives to help control the chaos. Inmate Kryppen has poisoned all the other inmates and promises to save them as long as Batman kills any one of his choosing. Featuring The Riddler, Two Face, Zasz, Amygdala, and a host of other Arkham inmates.

Underworld Unleashed: Batman - Devil’s Asylum one-shot
"Arkham: Devil's Asylum"
December, 1995

The published comic credits Alan Grant as the writer, Brian Stelfreeze for "storytelling" and Rick Burchett as "artist." The DC database credits Brian Stelfreeze as the penciler and Rick Burchett as the inker. Perhaps Stelfreeze and Burchett shared art duties in terms of layouts and finishes and combined their efforts throughout. I'm not exactly sure what percentage of Stelfreeze or Burchett is on this Page, but it's a great example of a moody Batman page from the mid '90s.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 5/2/2026

Very nice balance to the way Stelfreeze laid this out.  He plays with the contrast so Burchett can sharpen all the edges.