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Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 4: The Wrath (The New 52) Paperback – Illustrated, Nov. 25 by John Layman (Author), Jason Fabok (Illustrator) out of 5 stars 69 ratings. Book 4 of 6 in the Batman - Detective Comics Series. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Amazon Price. New from. In the fourth volume entitled Wrath, Batman battles the titular villain who had been targeting and killing the GCPD officers with chilling efficiency based on a decade-old grudge. A striking similarity can be found between Wrath and Batman himself, but it's in their motivation and approach to injustice that ultimately distinguished one from the other. Batman: Detective Comics, Volume 4: The Wrath Review (John Layman, Jason Fabok) Originally The Wrath was conceived as a version of Bruce Wayne that chose a darker path - someone who allowed hate to consume him and who grew up as a similarly-costumed figure, deciding to gun down cops in misguided revenge for his parents’ deaths.
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