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[[Batman: Lovers and Madmen
After operating as the Batman) for nearly a year, Bruce Wayne has nearly perfected his crime fighting technique. He has cultivated a reputation for himself and the crime rate in Gotham City has dropped significantly.
As Bruce Wayne, he attends a special exhibition of Picasso's "Harlequins" at the Gotham Museum of Modern Art. There he meets curator Lorna Shore). That evening, Batman consults with Captain Gordon) about a bizarre break-in at Kirsch's Diamonds.
Jack) drowns his sorrows out at a local pub where he strikes up a conversation with Leena). His current line of work doesn't yield him the amount of excitement that he feels it should. He tells Leena he's a securities broker, but in reality, Jack is a bank robber.
That night, Jack and his crew break into a bank, killing several guards. Batman bursts into the room and begins subduing the criminals. Jack smiles, finding Batman "ridiculous."
Creative credits
Writers: Michael Green
Interior art: Denys Cowan
Color: I.L.L.
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GCD: 2357395