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Reign of Terror

In this "Elseworlds" tale, the Batman mythos is re-imagined against the backdrop of revolutionary-era France -- during the "reign of terror" of the title. Captain Bruce Wayne returns to Paris after fighting for the revolution, but his cynicism over what the revolution has become is intensified on seeing the state of affairs, leading him eventually to don a bat costume and fight against the very revolutionary government he supported.

Dark Knight of the Round Table

It was a time of legends, when dark forces seek to destroy the shining place known as Camelot and a mysterious knight, born of magic and garbed as a bat, seeks vengence and justice!

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League of Batmen

Here we open in the present, bounce back to the dark past, jump forwards to the future, then shoot back again. Basically Ra's has won - Bruce Wayne is dead, and a plague has wiped out huge portions of humanity.

Ra's perverted Bruce's memory by employing an army of Batmen to execute his will (and execute the populace). Bruce's and Talia's son destroyed the Brotherhood of the Batmen, and fought back. Now Ra's is dying, the virus is cured, and Tallant is triumphant. The stage is set for the hunting down of the Batmen, and the resurrection of the true Batman to take his place in destiny.

Brotherhood of Batman

Ra's Al Ghul has unleashed a virus that has killed billions. Batman is dead, but his wife (the Demon's daughter, Talia) and son, Tallant have survived. Talia shows her son that he is the son of Bruce Wayne; the son of the bat becomes the bat. He infiltrates his grandfather's "league of batmen," assassins in various bat costumes, and disables them one-by-one. Al Ghul's league defeated, he concedes Gotham to his grandson, the true Batman.

The Blue The Grey and The Bat

This story sends foppish Major Bruce Wayne to Nevada to secure the Union's claim on precious metals from the Comstock Lode. He (and his alter-ego, of course) employ the talents of Redbird, a 'breed with a dark past, and historical guests Samuel Clemens, Bill Hickok and Kit Carson.

The Blue, the Grey & the Bat captures the flavor of the Old West very well and, while harder to find more than a decade after its release, it's well worth scouring your local comic shops to find.

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The Dark Knight Strikes Again

After going underground, Batman (Bruce Wayne) and his young sidekick, Catgirl (Carrie Kelly, Robin from Batman: The Dark Knight Returns), train an army of "batboys" to save the world from a "police-state" dictatorship. In a series of raids on government facilities, Batman's soldiers release from captivity aging superheroes including The Atom, The Flash and Plastic Man. Elongated Man is recruited from his job as a commercials spokesman, and Green Arrow was already working with Batman (as seen in the end of TDKR). Superman, working for the government, is ordered by the "President" (a front for Lex Luthor and Brainiac) to stop Batman. He confronts Wayne at the Batcave, but is defeated by Batman and the other superheroes.

Meanwhile, Batman's raids have not gone unnoticed by the media. After being banned for years, the freed superheroes have recaptured the public imagination, becoming a fad among youth. At a concert for the pop group "The Superchix", Batman and the other heroes make a public appearance, urging their fans to rebel against the oppressive government

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