Batman. Black mirror. Snider S.

Dick Grayson is a new Batman. While Bruce Wayne is busy with the development of his new organization of superheroes, the burden of protecting Gotham lies on Dick's shoulders. That's just Grayson does not recognize his hometown. He became wild, strange and... hungry. And his criminals have changed. The psychos from Arkham were replaced by criminal minds, like a dealer or a tiger shark. Bloody monsters who think through their plans a lot of steps forward... In addition, Jim Gordon Jr. suddenly returns to the city-and this throws up unnecessary alarms to his father, the Gotham police commissar. The boy, whom Bruce saved at the dawn of his activity, chose the wrong path in life: he made bad things and hid for a long time from his family, traveling around the world. But Jim is here, and he assures his father and Dick that he has recovered. But is it really so?

“Batman: Black Mirror” is one of the best stories in the modern era of the Dark Knight, which quickly won the cult status. Scott Snyder and artists Jok and Francesco Francavill did incredible work - deftly operating with elements of superhero comics and gloomy detectives, the authors created a book that every Batman fan should read.