Batman: Ego #[nn]
(August 2000)

DC, 2000 Series
Volume:
?
Price:
6.95 USD; 10.95 CAD
Pages:
68
Editing:
Mark Chiarello
Format: 
Color; Standard Modern US; Saddle-stitched; Cardstock Cover; Squarebound; One-shot

Table of Contents

  1. 1. Ego
    Batman
  2. 2. Biography
This issue was most recently indexed by:
  • Gregory Fischer
Issues in this series have been indexed by:
  • Gregory Fischer
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Issue Notes

"This book is dedicated to the memory of my father, Grant Frederick Cooke" - Darwyn Cooke

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents)

Batman / cover / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Pencils:
Darwyn Cooke
Inks:
Darwyn Cooke
Colors:
Darwyn Cooke

Content Information

Genre:
Superhero
Characters:
Batman
Reprinted:
  • in Batman: Ego & Other Tails (DC, 2007 series) #[nn]

Indexer Notes

[Cover story notes are the same as the issue notes (see Issue Notes above). This may mean that one or both set of notes need editing as a result of our recent migration to having separate issue and cover notes.]


Ego (Table of Contents)

Batman / story / 62 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:
Darwyn Cooke
Pencils:
Darwyn Cooke
Inks:
Darwyn Cooke
Colors:
Darwyn Cooke
Letters:
Jonathan Babcock

Content Information

Genre:
Superhero
Characters:
Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Thomas Wayne (dream); Martha Wayne (dream); Commissioner James Gordon; Harvey Bullock; Robin [Dick Grayson] (dream); Scarecrow (dream); Catwoman (dream); Penguin (dream); Two-Face (dream); Buster Snibbs (dies); Joker [Red Hood]
Synopsis:
When a petty theft caused the deaths of Thomas and Martha Wayne, the scars on the lone witness -- young Bruce Wayne -- went deeper than any physical wound ever could. Haunted by the moment when he watched, powerless, as those he loved most met their deaths, young Bruce would be changed forever as he grew to adulthood and became the Dark Knight known as the Batman. In August, a bold and stylish Prestige Format one-shot -- Batman: Ego -- offers a glimpse of the psychological conflicts that drove Batman early in his career. Written and drawn by Darwyn Cooke, who has spent years working with Bruce Timm on storyboards for the Batman animated series, Batman: Ego finds Bruce Wayne tortured by the idea that he's slowly growing numb to the violence that plagues Gotham City. Feeling the weight of his commitment to his city, the Dark Knight fears that he's reached the end of his rope. Bruce Wayne discovers the greatest battles take place within. [per solicitation]
Reprinted:
  • in Batman: Ego & Other Tails (DC, 2007 series) #[nn]

Biography (Table of Contents)

biography (nonfictional) / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Script:
?
Pencils:
Darwyn Cooke
Inks:
Darwyn Cooke
Letters:
Typeset

Indexer Notes

Creator biography for Darwyn Cooke.


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