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Detective Comics # 671 1994 Knightquest: The Crusade: The Cutting Room Floor pg 8 by Graham Nolan & Scott Hanna

Artists: Graham Nolan (Penciller) , Scott Hanna (Inker) , John Costanza (Letterer) , Chuck Dixon (Writer)

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Title:	Detective Comics # 671 1994 Knightquest: The Crusade: The Cutting Room Floor pg 8 by Graham Nolan & Scott Hanna
Artist:	Graham Nolan (Penciller)
Artist:	Scott Hanna (Inker)
Artist:	John Costanza (Letterer)
Artist:	Chuck Dixon (Writer)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	708
Likes on CAF:	1 2
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Added to Site:	2/1/2012
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Detective Comics # 671 February 1994
�Knightquest: The Crusade: The Cutting Room Floor� Pg 2,4 ,6 & 8
Inks over pencil on DC Comics board
Pencils: Graham Nolan (Signed middle right side)
Inks: Scott Hanna (Signed lower right)
Letters: John Costanza
Writer: Chuck Dixon

This issue featured Batman going up against an assortment of Hollywood monsters. In reality, these "monsters" were just thugs dressed in costume under the employ of the Joker who is making a film about killing Batman. The Joker spots Batman in his new suit and notices that their is something different about this Batman.

Early in the issue Batman takes on look-a-likes of the Phantom of the Opera, Frankenstein's Monster, and the Wolf Man.

Later on, the Dark Knight confronts a few more costumed henchmen dressed up as a makeshift Robocop and Leatherface. Despite the cover featuring a mummy, there isn't one to be found in this issue.

Being that every comic titled was trying to out-do the previous one in the '90s (death of Superman, Spider-Man's 'clone saga') this Batman story is somewhat disappointing. Bane had recently broken Batman's back in the comic, so the "Batman" seen here is not Bruce Wayne, but a temporary replacement decked out in a high-tech suit.

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