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BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS #21
Cover Date: November 2001
Cover Price: $2.50
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Cover Credits:
Art: Brian Bolland (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Devin K. Grayson |
| Pencils | Roger Robinson |
| Inks | John Floyd |
| Lettering | Bill Oakley |
| Colors | Rob Schwager |
| Color separations | Rob Schwager |
| Editing | Nachie Castro, Bob Schreck |
Feature Character(s):
Villain(s):
- Enrico Inzerillos
- Giacomo 'Jack' Inzerillos
- Ubu
- Ra's al Ghul
Other Character(s):
- Yoska Graesinka (next in Nightwing Vol. 2 #86)
Synopsis: - Yoska Graesinka, who claims to be Dick Grayson's paternal grandfather, tells his grandson that he knows why Dick associates with Bruce Wayne - to steal his money, a concept Dick finds laughable. Meanwhile, Giacomo Inzerillos makes plans and Batman realizes that Gresinka isn't lying about his identity - someone is lying to him. When Dick takes Graesinka to see his place in Blüdhaven, the old man narrowly avoids being shot. Batman, who is on the scene, discovers that the would-be assassin is Ubu, while Inzerillo's associates are massacred. Graesinka tells Dick that it was a nice man called al Ghul that told him about his grandfather, and the pieces fall into place - John Grayson is not Yoska's long lost son, and Bruce Wayne really is all the family Dick has. The whole situation was set up by al Ghul in revenge for the way in which he perceives Batman to have driven a wedge between him and his daughter Talia. He aimed to cause doubts in the relationship between Dick and Bruce, but the adoption goes ahead despite his interference.
Credits:
| Story | Mike Carlin |
| Pencils | Dan DeCarlo |
| Inks | Terry Austin |
| Lettering | Rick Parker |
| Editing | Mark Chiarello |
Feature Character(s):
Villain(s):
Other Character(s):
- Rose
- Dr. Treeman
Synopsis: - By day, Gotham is a picturesque town, by night a nightmare. By day, Barbara Gordon is a respectable librarian, by night a heroine. By day, Pamela Isley is a research assistant to a scientist, by night a villainess. When Batgirl and Ivy cross paths by night, having passed each other by day unawares, it is Ivy that comes off the worse and is led away by the police.