The life of a cop is not easy in Gotham City. Protected by a taciturn vigilante, she is the target of the worst criminals ever. That's what Detective Marcus Driver will learn to their dependents when his partner is shot down by Mr Freeze, or Renée Montoya when her homosexuality is revealed to the public.
Gotham Central (Urban comics)
- Urban Comics Publisher
- Greg Rucka Writer
- Ed Brubaker Writer
- Judd Winick Writer
- Cliff Chiang Artist
- Michael Lark Artist
- Kano Artist
- Steve Lieber Artist
- Jason Shawn Alexander Artist
- Brian Hurtt Artist
- Stefano Gaudiano Artist
Details
- Type
- Comics
- Release
- 2014-04-25 — 2015
- Countries
- États-Unis
- Original language
- English
- Genres
- Action, Crime, Superhero
- Volumes
- 4
- Status
- Completed
- Information verified on
- 9 octobre 2026
Synopsis
Gotham Central (Urban comics)
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Volume 1 — Gotham Central Volume 1
The life of a cop is not easy in Gotham City. Protected by a taciturn vigilante, she is the target of the worst criminals ever. That's what Detective Marcus Driver will learn to their dependents when his partner is shot down by Mr Freeze, or Renée Montoya when her homosexuality is revealed to the public.
Volume 2 — Gotham Central Volume 2
In the Christmas season, Joker is challenging Gotham police in an insurmountable way: after placing cameras at various locations throughout the city, he threatens to shoot anonymous victims. Harvey Bullock, a deposed officer, is conducting a final investigation.
Volume 3 — Gotham Central Volume 3
The fine flower of Gotham's inspectors remains on the breach, while suspicions of corruption go back to the surface. Crispus Allen investigates the dubious expert Corrigan, while Catwoman and Dr Alchemy complicate his colleagues' task. (GOTHAM CENTRAL #23-31 + Josie Mac in BACK-UP DETECTIVE COMICS #763-769)
Volume 4 — Gotham Central Volume 4
The scientific expert Jim Corrigan is known for his women's conquests as well as his rubbish to sell or conceal the evidence of crime scenes he "cleans." He is now in the collimator of Inspectors Allen and Montoya, and this new affair risks closing one of the darkest chapters of Gotham's Major Crimes Unit in blood. Contains: Gotham Central Vol.4: corrupt (#32-40) + Detective Comics #770-772, 784