Batman/Houdini: The Devil's Workshop is a graphic novel and is written by the team of Howard Chaykin and John Francis Moore and illustrated by Mark Chiarello. The story recounts a fictional encounter between the superhero Bruce Wayne as Batman and famous escape artist Harry Houdini in early 20th century in Gotham City/5(). The dangerous poverty-stricken neighborhood known as "Devil's Workshop" is hit particularly hard. There is a series of child kidnappings perpetrated by a strange laughing man. Harry Houdini h Batman/Houdini: Devil's Workshop is a. Someone is stealing the children of Gotham City. There is also a new creature of the night people are calling The Batman. One night someone sees the Batman near a wagon of kids, and surmises that he is stealing the children. This peaks the interest of visiting escape artist and showman Harry Houdini. So he makes a promise to help the police track down the Batman.
Batman/Houdini: The Devil's Workshop () #1 (DC Elseworlds) Kindle comiXology by Howard Chaykin (Author), Mark Chiarello (Penciller, Inker, Colorist) Format: Kindle Edition out of 5 stars 14 ratings. A complete list of all Howard Chaykin's books in order (58 books). Browse plot descriptions, book covers, genres, pseudonyms, ratings and awards. Dark Allegiances (Jan) Batman/Houdini: The Devil's Workshop (Nov) Famous Characters: Superman Son of Superman (Feb The Devil's Workshop, an Elseworlds written by Howard Chaykin and illustrated by Mark Chiarello, is a tale about a "darker than ever" Batman and the famous magician Harry Houdini the cover is.
There is also a new creature of the night people are calling The Batman. One night someone sees the Batman near a wagon of kids, and surmises that he is stealing the children. This peaks the interest of visiting escape artist and showman Harry Houdini. So he makes a promise to help the police track down the Batman. Batman Houdini: The Devil's Workshop by Howard Chaykin, Victor Moore. Click here for the lowest price! Comic, , BatmanHoudini: The Devils Workshop is a Elseworlds one-shot, written by Howard Chaykin and John Francis Moore. Containing full-painted art by Mark Chiarell.
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