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No Man's Land follows Batman and Commissioner Gordon as they confront a Gotham City devastated by a crisis so severe that the government has cut off the metropolis from the rest of the world. Caught between a desperate citizenry and the demands of law enforcement, the duo must navigate shifting loyalties and emergent threats to restore order amid uncertainty. The story explores the resilience of civic duty and the moral ambiguities faced by heroes in a war‑torn urban setting.
First publish date: 2001
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Superhero Comics
Authors: Alan Grant
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