A Dark Knight Rises Against Fascism--Bat-Man Battles Shadows in 1939 Gotham Set in 1939, <The Bat-Man: Second Knight< continues Bruce Wayne’s noir journey following <First Knight<. After surviving a suspicious car crash with his fiancée, Bat-Man uncovers a conspiracy involving the Brotherhood--a cult led by the enigmatic Monk and aided by a young Jonathan Crane. As Gotham’s elite fall under the sway of fear and isolationist ideologies, Bat-Man discovers the Monk’s true identity. With paranoia gripping the city, Bat-Man joins forces with Golden Age Superman to stop the Brotherhood’s plan before it spreads beyond Gotham and threatens the nation’s future.

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Mike Perkins is a British comic book artist known for his work on The Swamp Thing, Captain America, and Stephen King's The Stand. His art is celebrated for its moody realism and intricate detail.

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A Dark Knight Rises Against Fascism—Bat-Man Battles Shadows in 1939 Gotham

Set in 1939, The Bat-Man: Second Knight continues Bruce Wayne’s noir journey following First Knight. After surviving a suspicious car crash with his fiancée, Bat-Man uncovers a conspiracy involving the Brotherhood—a cult led by the enigmatic Monk and aided by a young Jonathan Crane. As Gotham’s elite fall under the sway of fear and isolationist ideologies, Bat-Man discovers the Monk’s true identity. With paranoia gripping the city, Bat-Man joins forces with Golden Age Superman to stop the Brotherhood’s plan before it spreads beyond Gotham and threatens the nation’s future.