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Batman # 484 1992 Warpaint, prelude to Knightfall pg 14 by Tom Grindberg & Trevor Scott

Location: Batman (1940) DC Comics
Artists: Tom Grindberg (Penciller) ,  Trevor Scott (Inker) ,  Richard Starkings (Letterer) ,  Doug Moench (Writer)

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Location: Batman (1940) DC Comics
Title: Batman # 484 1992 Warpaint, prelude to Knightfall pg 14 by Tom Grindberg & Trevor Scott*
Artist:  Tom Grindberg (Penciller) ,  Trevor Scott (Inker) ,  Richard Starkings (Letterer) ,  Doug Moench (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 235
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 9/8/2025

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Batman # 484 September, 1992
"Warpaint, prelude to Knightfall" pg 14
Inks over pencil on 11x 17 DC art board
Writer: Doug Moench
Pencils: Tom Grindberg
Inks: Trevor Scott
Letters: Richard Starkings

As Bruce Wayne realizes he has lost some of his edge; Roman Sionis - Black Mask - is back in Gotham City and is ordering arson attacks on various properties owned by Bruce Wayne's companies. Batman infiltrates his gang, but there is soon an additional twist to the situation - Black Mask has Lucius Fox kidnapped.

This issue marks the prelude to Knightfall Saga as it shows the first signs of Batman losing his edge. On this page, Sarah Essen seeks out Commissioner Gordon to go over wedding plans but Gordon is perched on the GCPD roof more concerned about the Bat. Essen does not approve of Batmans "above the law" status.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 9/9/2025

Fun era, right before Knightfall in 1992 when the Bat movies were going strong.  This Tom Grindberg and Trevor Scott art was a leap forward showing storytelling more in tune with the new decade.