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Batman: Gotham Adventures

Batman: Gotham Adventures #44

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Two-Face is loose, Nightwing's down, and at the critical moment, Batman's gone! With one decision, the Dark Knight becomes a total stranger to his team.

36 pages, Comic Book

First published January 1, 2002

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February 23, 2026
”Choices” starts with Two-Face giving Nightwing an ultimatum. Your life or the smiling baby’s life. He’s threatening to taser the baby who is playing in a pool of water.

Nightwing tosses the baby in the air and gets tasered for his troubles. Robin catches the baby and delivers it to its mother.

Batman shows up and tells Robin to start CPR on Nightwing. He’s going after Two-Face.

Batman finds Two-Face who has tied two people to giant scales over fire. If he saves one the other burns. Batman saves both. Two-Face gets away.

In the Batcave, they manage to bring back Nightwing from the dead.

At Two-Face’s lair, Batman finds a horde of thugs and two ladies tied up and dangling over rabid dogs. But there is also a ton of crates hanging over the thugs. If he cuts the cord the thugs will probably die but he can then save the two ladies.

At the Batcave, Batman calls for “All Available Backup”. Including Nightwing if available. Nightwing gets dressed.

When they arrive Batman is fighting the horde of thugs. They all jump in to take over for Batman. During the fight Nightwing scolds Robin for complaining that Batman seems cold about Nightwing’s possible death. Nightwing doesn’t see it that way.

”What is your problem? Do you think this is some game?

A neat story the illustrates the price of the bat. 3 stars but strong.
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May 9, 2026
This was a fun issue to read from Batman: Gotham Adventures that is based upon the Batman animated series in the 90s (which I think is the best version of Batman ever on screen, even compared to the movies). Here in this issue the focus is on Robin who is upset with Batman because when Nightwing got electrocuted by Two Face, Batman leaves Robin to save Nightwing’s life. Robin is embittered thinking Batman doesn’t care about anybody else until the story unfolds and Robin sees things in better and proper perspective about Batman and Batman’s trust in Robin. I thought it was a good story and one that is relatable to real life where sometimes coming to age as an adult one realize one have been entrusted with responsibilities and the weight of that. I thought it was a great story for my kids to learn even though we read it as a family for fun and not trying to make it a moralized lesson. I give this a five out of five.
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