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DETECTIVE COMICS #771
Cover Date: August 2002
Cover Price: $2.50
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Cover Credits:
Art: Andrew Robinson (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Greg Rucka |
| Pencils | Steve Lieber |
| Inks | Mark McKenna, Robin Riggs |
| Lettering | Todd Klein |
| Colors | Jason Wright |
| Color separations | Wildstorm FX |
| Editing | Bob Schreck |
Feature Character(s):
- Batman (last in Batman Vol. 1 #604; next in Batman: Gotham Knights #30)
Supporting Character(s):
- Crispus Allen (next in Catwoman Vol. 3 #7)
- Renée Montoya (next, behind the scenes, in Catwoman Vol. 3 #9)
- Alfred Pennyworth (last in Birds of Prey #43; next in Batgirl #29)
- Maggie Sawyer (last in Batman Vol. 1 #599; next in issue #773)
Villain(s):
- Robert Amherst (also known as Branford Landis, an NSA agent)
Other Character(s):
- David Said (next in issue #774)
- Evan Halsey (deceased)
Comment(s):
- Bruce Wayne: Fugitive continued from Batman Vol. 1 #603 and continues in Batgirl #29.
Synopsis: - Batman investigates the death of Evan Halsey, who knew what the source of the Lucky Hand Triad's drugs was. Crispus Allen tries to get Alfred Pennyworth to tell him where Bruce Wayne is, but is reprimanded by Maggie Sawyer when Pennyworth complains that he's being harassed. With a helping hand from David Said, Batman tracks down Halsey's killer, one Branford J. Landis, president of the Carlysle Consulting Group. Landis injures him and gets away. When Batman shows Landis' picture to Said, he is told that it is actually a government agent called Robert Amherst, assigned to the White House. It isn't going to be easy to chase him down.
Credits:
| Story | Judd Winick |
| Art | Cliff Chiang |
| Lettering | John Workman |
| Colors | Lee Loughridge |
| Color separations | Lee Loughridge |
| Editing | Matt Idelson |
Feature Character(s):
Guest Star(s):
Villain(s):
- Two-Face (next in Azrael: Agent of the Bat #95)
Other Character(s):
- Anthony Anotelli
Synopsis: - Batman and Josie Mac move in on Two-Face to rescue Anthony Anotelli. They do so, and are told by Two-Face that he only kidnapped the boy for the ransom, but instead got paid to hang on to the child. And he definitely did not kill Josie's father.