Batman: Knightfall (1993-1995) #TP Vol 3A by DC Comics | Comic Book Information

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27390

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3.60

3.60 out of 5 Votes

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Release Information

Published April, 1995 (Modern Age) by DC Comics and went on sale in 1995 for $14.95 USD. This issue contains 320 pages in Color, the current NM value is $15.00 USD.

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Book Title

Knightsend

Issue Story(s)

Devils
Knights End, Part 10: Climax
Knights End, Part 3: Too Many Ninjas
Knights End, Part 5: Death's Door
Knights End, Part 6: Fire in the Sky
Knights End, Part 9: Flesh and Steel
KnightsEnd, Part 1: Spirit of the Bat (Pages )
KnightsEnd, Part 7: Return of the Bat (Pages )
Manimal: Proving Ground
The Triumph
Wild Knights, Wild City

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Ratings and Reviews

by bobashep on 10/11/2013 7:05:00 PM (Variant A)

The third and final installment is worth the wait. It’s no Killing Joke or Batman: Year One, but it’s a great read and very exciting. However, being one with a severe back problem, I still have trouble with Bruce Wayne been so agile so close to his injury. I don’t care how fit you were before- but a broken back is not something you start doing cartwheels within a month of injury. That “nit” gives this book only 8 stars, but is very worth consuming.