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  • Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth
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Trivia
  • 1960.0
Letterer1
  • Comicraft
  • Wes Abbott
Inker1
  • John Cassaday
Inker1
  • John Cassaday
Writer1
  • Warren Ellis
Penciler1
  • John Cassaday
Image2Text
  • Textless
Colourist1
  • David Baron
Writer1
  • Warren Ellis
StoryTitle
  • Night on Earth
Editor1
  • Kristy Quinn
  • Scott Dunbier
Penciler1
  • John Cassaday
Appearing
  • Vehicles: *
  • Other Characters: *Planetary :* Dick Grayson :* Jasper Locations: * :* Items: *
  • Featured Characters: * , , , , ) * :* :* :*
  • Supporting Characters: * John Black Villains: *
Letterer1
  • Comicraft
  • Wes Abbott
Colourist1
  • David Baron
Editor1
  • Kristy Quinn
  • Scott Dunbier
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CoverArtist
  • David Baron
  • John Cassaday
Executive Editor
  • Jim Lee
Issue
  • 1(xsd:integer)
Links
  • *Batman article at Wikipedia *Batman series index at the Grand Comics Database *Batman series index at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe * Planetary article at Wikipedia *Planetary page at Wildstorm Comics *Planetary Comic Appreciation Page *Planetary Timeline - Events in Warren Ellis and John Cassady's Planetary * Planetary/Batman series index at the Grand Comics Database
Volume
  • 1(xsd:integer)
Title
  • Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth
Day
  • 25(xsd:integer)
Month
  • August
Synopsis
  • The Planetary team travels to Gotham City, in order to find a man known as John Black. They meet with representatives from the local office, explaining that Black's father was a survivor of Science City Zero, and they believe his father may have passed on some genetic enhancements to Black. Their suspicions are confirmed when they see pictures of Black's victims, who met grisly, seemingly multidimensional fates. Investigating the spot he was last seen, they find him, but in chasing him encounter a bizarre individual dressed as a giant bat: Batman. Snow and The Drummer pursue Black; Jakita fights the Batman. The insane Black's power is apparently to generate a multidimensional field, which rewrites sections of reality about him by sending his immediate sphere of influence careening across parallel worlds in the multiverse. Although Black and the Planetary team are unaffected, the journey draws different versions of the Batman from multiple worlds into the conflict, each singly determined to bring Black to justice, despite Planetary's insistence that only they can help him. It's only when one such shift brings enlightenment to Batman and Black -- both men lost their parents to murderers -- that Planetary is able to convince Batman to let them take him in.
Image
  • Planetary Batman Night on Earth Textless.jpg
Notes
  • * The members of Planetary are the properties of the DC Comics owned company, Wildstorm Studios. As the Planetary members and Batman each function in entirely different continuities, this one-shot special takes place outside the continuity of the mainstream DC Universe and the Wildstorm Universe. * This issue is reprinted in the collection.
Publisher
  • DC Comics
Year
  • 2003(xsd:integer)
OneShot
  • Planetary; Batman
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