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Batman: The Long Halloween #6: St. Patrick's Day

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Series
Batman: The Long Halloween
Issue number
6
Cover date
1997-05-01
Story arc
The Long Halloween
ComicVine ID
48832

Quick answer

Batman: The Long Halloween #6: St. Patrick's Day is cataloged as part of the The Long Halloween reading path, giving readers a specific checkpoint in that storyline rather than a generic issue listing. Gotham Vault connects it to Batman (Bruce Wayne), Catwoman (Selina Kyle), Commissioner Gordon (James Gordon), Two-Face (Harvey Dent), Batman: The Long Halloween, and the broader 1997-05-01 Batman publication timeline.

Issue summary

The issue opens with the release of a hulking prisoner from Gotham penitentiary in the middle of a thunderstorm. The released prisoner climbs into a waiting car and is driven to Carmine Falcone. The former prisoner is revealed to be his daughter, Sofia. Bruce Wayne is addressing the board of the Gotham City Bank. He announces that he has reversed his previous position and now wishes to allow Carmine Falcone to invest his money through the bank. Captions reveal that he is aware that he is being controlled by Poison Ivy, but is essentially a helpless witness to his own actions. As he leaves the bank building he walks by Selina Kyle who attempts to get his attention. He ignores he and enters a car that is waiting for him. Selina notices an ivy covered arm in the backseat. Harvey Dent and Jim Gordon are discussing how to proceed in their attempt to bring down organized crime in Gotham. After Maroni’s restaurant was hit on Valentine’s Day the Maroni and Falcone branches have been at war. Dent wants to focus attention on Bruce Wayne, while Gordon insists that Maroni is the weak link. Dent suggests trying to bring down both at once. Unbeknownst to both men Dent’s corrupt assistant Vernon is eavesdropping on the other side of the door. Sofia enters the garage of Carmine Falcone’s sister Carla Viti. Carla is having target practice with the gun found at the scene of the Alberto Falcone…

Citation summary

Batman: The Long Halloween #6: St. Patrick's Day is a Batman: The Long Halloween issue with cover date 1997-05-01. Gotham Vault links it to Batman (Bruce Wayne), Catwoman (Selina Kyle), Commissioner Gordon (James Gordon), Two-Face (Harvey Dent), Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley) and the The Long Halloween story arc.

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Story arc / special series

The Long Halloween — A year-long murder mystery tracks the fall of Gotham's mob era and the rise of the costumed villains who will define Batman's world.

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FAQ

What comic is Batman: The Long Halloween #6: St. Patrick's Day?

Batman: The Long Halloween #6: St. Patrick's Day is a Batman-related comic issue in Gotham Vault's database. It is listed under the Batman: The Long Halloween series as issue #6 with a cover date of 1997-05-01.

Who appears in Batman: The Long Halloween #6: St. Patrick's Day?

Gotham Vault currently identifies these characters for this issue: Batman (Bruce Wayne), Catwoman (Selina Kyle), Commissioner Gordon (James Gordon), Two-Face (Harvey Dent), Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley).

Is Batman: The Long Halloween #6: St. Patrick's Day part of a story arc?

This issue is tagged as part of The Long Halloween. A year-long murder mystery tracks the fall of Gotham's mob era and the rise of the costumed villains who will define Batman's world.

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