Gotham Central

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Gotham Central is a critically acclaimed comic book series that follows the Gotham City Police Department as they struggle to uphold the law in Batman’s crime-ridden city.

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instanceOf comic book series
artist Michael Lark
awarded Eisner Award
collectedIn hardcover editions
trade paperbacks
colorist Lee Loughridge
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception critically acclaimed
debutedIn early 2000s
explores day-to-day life of Gotham police
impact of Batman on law enforcement
featuresCharacter Batman
Crispus Allen
Harvey Bullock
James Gordon
Joker
Mr. Freeze
Penguin
Renee Montoya
Two-Face
finalPublicationYear 2006
firstPublicationYear 2002
focusesOn GCPD Major Crimes Unit
linked to: Major Crimes Unit

Gotham City Police Department
followsPerspective police officers
genre crime
police procedural
superhero
hasTheme corruption
law enforcement in a superhero world
morality
vigilantism
imprint DC Comics
inspired television adaptations of Gotham City police stories
language English
letterer Willie Schubert
mediaType print
numberOfIssues 40
partOfUniverse DC Universe
protagonist Crispus Allen
Renee Montoya
publisher DC Comics
setIn Gotham City
spinOffFrom Batman comics
targetAudience mature readers
writer Ed Brubaker
Greg Rucka

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Ed Brubaker notableWork Gotham Central
Ed Brubaker wrote Gotham Central (DC Comics series)
linked to: Gotham Central
James W. Gordon appearsIn Gotham Central
Renee Montoya notableStoryline Gotham Central
Victor Zsasz appearsIn Gotham Central comics
linked to: Gotham Central
Greg Rucka notableWork Gotham Central
Greg Rucka wrote Gotham Central (with Ed Brubaker and others)
linked to: Gotham Central
Greg Rucka coCreated Gotham Central
Michael Lark notableWork Gotham Central
Michael Lark workedOnSeries Gotham Central