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Detective Comics #672 p. 22 by Graham Nolan & Scott Hanna - Azrael Batman - Knightfall / Knightquest

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Location: Detective Comics published pages 🦇 🔍
Title: Detective Comics #672 p. 22 by Graham Nolan & Scott Hanna - Azrael Batman - Knightfall / Knightquest*
Artist:  Graham Nolan (Penciller) ,  Scott Hanna (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
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Added to Site: 6/9/2021

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Detective Comics #672
"Smash Cut"
-March, 1994

Part of the "Knightquest: The Crusade" storyline featuring Jean-Paul Valley (Azrael) as Batman after Bruce Wayne had his back broken by Bane during "Knightfall."

In this story arc, the Joker is making a movie called "The Death of Batman" filled with nostalgic Hollywood gags, jokes and traps as Batman pursues him.

This image leads into the cover image for Detective Comics #673 where the story continued. However, Graham Nolan drew the damsel in distress suspended from above while submerged in a tank of water and Kelley Jones (cover artist) drew her chained to the bottom of the tank.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/9/2021

The cover scene page!  Nolan and Hanna are in top form during every phase of the event.

Daryl R Member Since 2015
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Posted On 6/9/2021

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  The cover scene page!  Nolan and Hanna are in top form during every phase of the event.
 "

Ah yes... I forgot to mention that this scene is the cover scene for the following issue. I'll update my listing. It looks like Kelley Jones didn't have quite as much communication with Chuck Dixon as Graham Nolan did though 😂. Things got turned a bit upside down (or right side up).

j sly Member Since 2011
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Posted On 6/10/2021

Daryl R wrote:
"  Ah yes... I forgot to mention that this scene is the cover scene for the following issue. I'll update my listing. It looks like Kelley Jones didn't have quite as much communication with Chuck Dixon as Graham Nolan did though 😂. Things got turned a bit upside down (or right side up).
 "

They really kept us "hanging" for the next issue:) Always liked cliffhanger endings:) I'm sure it was difficult for all the artists to communicate as this historic storyline spanned so many books. Congrats again on an awesome page!

Gal Schwartz Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/9/2021

Sweet page ! I'm a big fan of this Knightquest arc !

j sly Member Since 2011
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Posted On 6/9/2021

A great example of Nolan on Knightfall/Knightquest! Congrats!

John C Member Since 2014
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Posted On 6/10/2021

Not to worry, if Copperfield can make the Statue of Liberty disappear then he can serve her.

Daryl R Member Since 2015
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Posted On 6/10/2021

John C wrote:
"  Not to worry, if Copperfield can make the Statue of Liberty disappear then he can serve her.
 "

Perhaps the most impressive part of this magic act is the costume change that the girl did between this scene, the next cover, and then back again in the next issue.

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