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| "Face To Face With The Dark Knight!" John Byrne introduces a brand new dynamic between DC's top heroes. But to be honest, it was hinted of in the last few issues of "World's Finest" before the Crisis took place. |
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| One Night (Knight?) In Gotham City... |
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| Together for the first time. |
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| Losing Superman when he's after you is no small trick. |
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| When does Batman ever NOT do his homework? |
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| I've always wondered about this. Does Batman really consider himself innocent, since the explosive is on him. |
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| Not "HAPPY BIRTHDAY!" This reminds me of one of the Joker's gags. |
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| A great duo shot. |
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| Byrne's entrances are nothing short of phenomenal. |
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| Again I love the smugness as a crook empties his weapon. But what happens to the ricochets. Does anybody ever get hit? |
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| Then find... a safe place. |
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| The distraction worked. |
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| Batman's portable crime lab. |
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| But... but you're DEAD!!! |
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| Both feel compassion, but differently. |
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| Batman explains why his type of justice is needed in Gotham. |
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| I might have called him "friend". A very nice touch. |
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