Batman: No Man’s Land

    (DC, 1999)
™ and ©1999 DC Comics
Story continues in Batman: Shadow of the Bat #83

After the massive earthquake which leveled Gotham City, the United States government declared the ruins “no man’s land”—off limits to any citizen—and told the survivors to leave. Many didn’t. Some were too poor, some too stubborn, and some saw it as an opportunity to rule. Guns are useless without a supply of ammunition to feed them, and apples are worth more than diamonds to those who remained. Many sector lords came from Arkham Asylum, which opened its gates and let the criminals back on the streets. The Gotham City Police Department became a territory depending on the strong-arm tactics they once fought. Overnight, stately Wayne Manor became an ugly pile of stone and wood.

And for three months, many have wondered where the Batman has gone…
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Batman: No Man’s Land #0

December, 1999
Cover Price: $4.95
8 copies available from $1.88 		Greg Rucka, Jordan B. GorfinkelGreg Land
Batman: No Man’s Land #1 Variation A

April, 1999
Cover Price: $2.95
1 copy available for $5.00 		Cover A does not include storyline; Story continued in Batman: Shadow of the Bat #83 Bob GaleAlex Maleev
Batman: No Man’s Land #1 Special Cover

March, 1999
Cover Price: $3.95
8 copies available from $1.88 		Lenticular animation cover by Alex Ross; No Man’s Land tie-in; Story continued in Batman: Shadow of the Bat #83 Bob GaleAlex Maleev
Batman: No Man’s Land Book #4


Cover Price: $12.95
1 copy available for $6.00 		Chuck Dixon, Devin Grayson, Greg Rucka, Larry HamaDale Eaglesham, Damion Scott, Matt Broome, Mike Deodato Jr., Paul Ryan, Rick Burchett
Batman: No Man’s Land Book #5


Cover Price: $12.95
1 copy available for $34.98 		Devin Grayson, Greg Rucka, Jordan B. GorfinkelDale Eaglesham, Damion Scott, Greg Land, Pablo Raimondi, Sergio Cariello