Batman: Revolution

In "Batman: Revolution," the Dark Knight faces off against The Riddler in a thrilling sequel to "Batman: Resurrection," set in the atmospheric world of Tim Burton's Batman. As Gotham City celebrates the fading of The Joker's toxic legacy, Batman remains vigilant against rising threats from rival gangs and masked criminals. Amidst the city's lavish Fourth of July celebrations, protests grow, reflecting the tension between Gotham's optimism and underlying doubts. At the heart of this conflict is Norman Pinkus, a brilliant yet unacknowledged mastermind behind the Gotham Globe's popular "Riddle Me This" puzzles. Harboring a secret identity as The Riddler, Norman challenges Batman in a high-stakes game of wits, uncovering hidden secrets about Gotham's past with dire consequences for its future. Written by John Jackson Miller, this gripping tale explores themes of recognition, justice, and the true savior of Gotham.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of Batman and the iconic Tim Burton film adaptations.
• Readers who enjoy thrilling superhero narratives with complex villains.
• Those interested in stories that explore themes of justice and recognition.
• Fans of John Jackson Miller's previous works and storytelling style.