| Unofficial Batman: Scottish Connection Index |
BATMAN: SCOTTISH CONNECTION
Cover Date: 1998
Cover Price: $5.95
Cover Credits:
Art: Frank Quitely
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"Chapter Two: The Templar Mystery"
"Chapter Three: The Plague Man"
"Chapter Four: The Devil's Scroll"
"Chapter Five: Castle Of Doom"
Credits:
| Story | Alan Grant |
| Art | Frank Quitely |
| Lettering | Bill Oakley |
| Colors | Matt Hollingsworth, Brad Matthew |
| Assistant editing | Jordan B. Gorfinkel |
| Editing | Dennis O'Neil |
Feature Character(s):
- Batman (last/next in ???)
Guest Star(s):
- Oracle (last/next in ???)
Supporting Character(s):
- Alfred Pennyworth (last/next in ???)
Villain(s):
- Plague Man (Fergus Slith; a historian; first appearance; dies)
- Slith's gang (Tam and Archie named; three other unnamed who receive enhanced strength; first appearance of all)
Other Character(s):
- Sheona (a teacher and descendant of the Slith family, relocated from Boston; first appearance; dies)
- Rory and Dirkie (trained birds)
- Hamish Slith (lands burned by the MacDubh; first appearance; in flashback)
- Andrew Slith (a victim of the plague)
- Reverend James Black (a minister; first appearance)
- Reporters
- tour guide and tourists at Rosslyn Chapel (first appearance of all)
- MacDubh of MacDubh (ancestor of Bruce Wayne's, landowner in Scotland 200 years earlier; first appearance; in flashback)
- the MacDubh Clan (Various members; some seen 200 years ago and others seen in modern times)
Cameo Appearance(s):
- Sir Gaweyne de Weyne (a French knight who fought for the Scottish kings and ancestor of Bruce Wayne; died 600 years earlier)
Location(s):
- Skye, Scotland
- Edinburgh, Scotland (Rosslyn Chapel)
- the bridge over the Firth of Forth, Scotland
Story Reprinted in:
- Batman International (2010)