Batman, Volume 6: Graveyard Shift serves as a non-linear collection of tales set within the New 52 continuity, filling the chronological gaps between the major Zero Year and Endgame storylines. The narrative consists of several self-contained cases involving the transformation of the Penguin’s henchmen, the introduction of the high-tech Harper Row as Bluebird, and Bruce Wayne’s psychological reaction to the death of his son, Damian. These stories focus on the procedural aspects of detective work and the technical logistics of the Bat-cave, featuring appearances by Superman and various members of the Gotham City Police Department.
This volume is intended for readers who value character continuity and the specific mechanics of the Dark Knight’s investigative process. It appeals to those who want to understand the supporting cast’s development outside of city-wide crises. The reader gains a clearer view of the internal timeline of Scott Snyder’s run, walking away with a deeper understanding of Bruce Wayne’s grief and the experimental technology he employs to maintain order in Gotham.
- Published
- 2015
- Language
- EN
