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Batman Detective Comics #844: Curtains

by Paul Dini
Comic book, July 2008
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fiction, comic, DCU, super heroes, Batman, Batman Detective Comics, multiple personalities, Peyton Riley (Sugar (Scarface (DC))), creepy doll trope, Zatanna, mafia — 8 more, Matthew Atkins (DC), The Ventriloquist (Scarface (DC)), Frederick Rhino (DC), Moosie Rhino (DC), origin, forced marriage, Bruce Wayne (DC), Detective Comics (issues)
Series
Detective Comics Vol. 1 (1937-2011) (844)

Batman Detective Comics #843: Opening Night!

by Paul Dini
Comic book, June 2008
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fiction, comic, DCU, super heroes, Batman, Batman Detective Comics, The Penguin, Zatanna, Peyton Riley (Sugar (Scarface (DC))), multiple personalities, creepy doll trope — 3 more, mafia, Bruce Wayne (DC), Detective Comics (issues)
Series
Detective Comics Vol. 1 (1937-2011) (843)

Batman Detective Comics #831: Kind of Like Family

by Paul Dini
Comic book, June 2007
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fiction, comic, DCU, super heroes, Batman, Batman Detective Comics, Harley Quinn, Arkham Asylum, Peyton Riley (Sugar (Scarface (DC))), The Ventriloquist (Scarface (DC)), Alfred Pennyworth — 7 more, Harvey Bullock, James Gordon, kidnapping, redemption story, creepy doll trope, Bruce Wayne (DC), Detective Comics (issues)
Series
Detective Comics Vol. 1 (1937-2011) (831)

Batman Detective Comics #827: Double Talk

by Paul Dini
Comic book, March 2007
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fiction, comic, DCU, super heroes, Batman, Batman Detective Comics, action, mystery, resurrection, Harvey Bullock, Alfred Pennyworth — 11 more, James Gordon, The Ventriloquist (Scarface (DC)), Anthony "Little Italy" Marchetti (DC), Mr. ZZZ (DC), The Penguin, Peyton Riley (Sugar (Scarface (DC))), origin, multiple personalities, creepy doll trope, Bruce Wayne (DC), Detective Comics (issues)
Series
Detective Comics Vol. 1 (1937-2011) (827)

Batman #652: Face the ɘɔɒᖷ (4/8)

by James Robinson
Comic book, June 2006
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fiction, comic, Batman (comic issues), super heroes, murder mystery, DC'S One Year Later, DCU, Batman, Tim Drake, Harvey Bullock, James Gordon — 11 more, Two-Face, Jason Bard (DC), Jamie Harper (DC), Tally Man (DC), Killer Moth III (DC), Anatoli Knyazev (KGBeast (DC)), Grace Balin (Orca (DC)), The Ventriloquist (Scarface (DC)), Michael Akins (DC), creepy doll trope, Bruce Wayne (DC)
Series
Batman Vol. 1 [1940-2011] (652)

Batman Detective Comics #818: Face the ɘɔɒᖷ (3/8)

by James Robinson
Comic book, June 2006
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fiction, comic, Batman Detective Comics, super heroes, murder mystery, DC'S One Year Later, DCU, Batman, Tim Drake, Harvey Bullock, James Gordon — 10 more, Two-Face, Alfred Pennyworth, Jarvis Tetch (Mad Hatter), The Ventriloquist (Scarface (DC)), Margaret Pye (Magpie (DC)), Jason Bard (DC), Peyton Riley (Sugar (Scarface (DC))), creepy doll trope, Bruce Wayne (DC), Detective Comics (issues)
Series
Detective Comics Vol. 1 (1937-2011) (818)

Batman by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo Omnibus (The New 52)

by Scott Snyder
Hardcover, 2019
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fiction, graphic novel, comic, DCU, Batman, Alfred Pennyworth, The New 52, reimagining, reboot, Dick Grayson, Damian Wayne — 67 more, Jason Todd, James Gordon, Barbara Gordon, Stephanie Brown (DC), Catwoman, The Riddler, The Joker, origin, Harley Quinn, Court of Owls, DC's Night of Owls, DC's Zero Year, DC's Death of the Family, crossover event, Mr. Freeze, The Penguin, action, detective story, super heroes, Superman, Two-Face, The Scarecrow, Tim Drake, The Red Hood Gang, Sebastian Hady (DC), Harvey Bullock, Vicki Vale (DC), The Ventriloquist (Scarface (DC)), Clayface, Professor Pyg (DC), Phosphorus Rex (DC), Eduardo Flamingo (DC), James Gordon Jr., Jeremiah Arkham (DC), Killer Croc, Victor Zsasz, Leslie Thompkins (DC), Sumo (DC), Pandora, Lincoln March (DC), Harper Row (Bluebird (DC)), Cullen Row (DC), Marcus Row (DC), William Cobb (Talon (DC)), butler, Alton Carver (Talon (DC)), David Zavimbe (Batwing (DC)), Alan Wayne (DC), Philip Kane (DC), DC's Batman Eternal, The Reaper (DC), Lucius Fox (DC), shapeshifter, Thomas Wayne, Martha Wayne, Duke Thomas (The Signal (DC)), Gillian B. Loeb (DC), Poison Ivy, Karl Helfern (Doctor Death (DC)), mad scientist trope, Julia Pennyworth Perry (DC), Julie Madison (DC), Dan Corrigan (DC), DC's Forever Evil, Mahreen Zaheer (DC), creepy doll trope, Bruce Wayne (DC)
Series
Batman: New 52 (0-33, Annual 1-2,23.2)

Batman: The Complete Animated Series

by Bruce W. Timm Director
Blu-ray, 1992-1995, 1997-1999.
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fiction, animation, TV show, Batman, Batman: The Animated Series, DC Animated Universe (DCAU), box set, gifts from Sarah, Timmverse, Warner Bros. Animation, super heroes — 55 more, based-on-comics, vigilantism, noir, action, science fiction, The Joker, Alfred Pennyworth, butler, James Gordon, Dick Grayson, Harvey Bullock, Two-Face, Harley Quinn, Catwoman, Lucius Fox (DC), Poison Ivy, The Penguin, Renee Montoya, Killer Croc, The Ventriloquist (Scarface (DC)), Barbara Gordon, Leslie Thompkins (DC), The Scarecrow, Ra's al Ghul, Talia al Ghul, Clayface, Jarvis Tetch (Mad Hatter), The Riddler, Kirk Langstrom (Man-Bat (DC)), Bat-Mite, Mr. Freeze, Carmine Falcone, Ubu (DC), Tony Zucco (DC), Maxie Zeus (DC), Hugo Strange (DC), Jonah Hex, Clock King, 20 minute format, Fox, Kids' WB, Bane, Firefly (DC villain), Etrigan, creepy amusement park trope, Emmy Award (outstanding animated program), Emmy Award (outstanding writing in an animated program), Rupert Thorne, Bradford Thorne (Crime Doctor (DC)), artificial intelligence, Edward Deacon (Flippy (DC)), circus, creepy doll trope, Bruce Wayne (DC), Mary Dahl (Baby-Doll (DC))
Series
Batman: The Animated Series (Vols. 1-4), DC Animated Universe (Batman season 1-4)
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