Issue Description

It is the year 2039 (one hundred years since Batman was created, wink wink nudge nudge), and technology is so pervasive that nothing is unknown by the government...nothing except for this mysterious "Batman" who has sprung out of seemingly nothingness. Now, a federal agent is dead, and this "Batman" is wanted for the crime. James Gordon (you-know-who's grandson) tries to maintain order in Gotham and find the REAL killer, while the feds are just obsessed with finding this Batman, and why he can exist off the screen.

Batman: Year 100 (2006)

Publisher

DC Comics

Volume Description

This series won Paul Pope the Best Writer/Artist Eisner Award in 2007.

A forgotten icon from the past - wanted for murder in the future!

Gotham. 2039.

A murdered federal agent. A contingent of Washington's best spooks hot on the suspect's trail. Amid the chaos, GCPD's Detective Gordon, grandson of the former Commissioner, launches his own investigation and discovers that the man they are chasing is a man who shouldn't exist at all.

Visionary writer/artist Paul Pope presents a dark, dystopian world devoid of privacy, one filled with government conspiracies, psychic police, holographic caller-ID, and absolutely no room for "secret identities." A sci-fi future where everything is known by everyone - yet there is one bizarre anomaly... the Batman!

A mystery of epic proportions... 100 years in the making!

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