No Man's Land

The Dark Knight's city is dead. The quest for justice is over. Now the quest for survival begins.

The complete No Man's Land Saga in 5 collected Trade Paperbacks. 

Batman No Man's Land Vol 1

The first two explosive storylines following Gotham's fall - stories that included the first glimpse of a new Batgirl - are collected in a compelling trade paperback. Reprinting the BATMAN: NO MAN'S LAND special, BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT #83-84, BATMAN #563- 564, DETECTIVE COMICS #730-731, and BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #116, NO MAN'S LAND Book 1 collects the story that introduced readers to the turf-war ruled former Gotham, "No Law and a New Order" (written by Bob Gale with art by Alex Maleev and Wayne Faucher) and the story illuminating the lives of other players in NML - among them the Huntress and the Scarecrow - "Fear of Faith" (written by Devin Grayson with art by Dale Eaglesham, Batt, Aaron Sowd, Sam Parsons, and Jaime Mendoza). The collection features a new cover by Maleev and a cover gallery that includes Alex Ross' cover for the BATMAN: NO MAN'S LAND - STANDARD EDITION and pieces by J. Scott Campbell, Bill Sienkiewicz, Tony Harris, and more.

WRITTEN BY BOB GALE AND DEVIN GRAYSON; ART BY ALEX MALEEV, DALE EAGLESHAM, BATT, WAYNE FAUCHER, AND VARIOUS; COVER BY MALEEV

Batman No Man's Land Vol 2

Tales of Gotham City's darkest hour are collected in a handsome volume. Battles over territory, basic necessities, and the future of what was once Gotham City are the driving forces in BATMAN: NO MAN'S LAND Volume 2, a trade paperback that reprints, among other gripping stories of survival, "Mosaic," the first story starring the Huntress in her role as the new Batgirl. In addition to "Mosaic" (written by Greg Rucka with art by Frank Teran), This Trade Paperback includes Batgirl and Oracle together in "Claim Jumping" (written by Rucka with art by Mike Deodato Jr. ‹ who also provides a new cover for the collection ‹ and Wayne Faucher); an unforgettable story of one man's fight to protect his longtime home from intruders (written by Lisa Klink with art by Guy Davis); a tale of Batman's fall into despair over the state of his city (written by Bob Gale with art by Phil Winslade and Sal Buscema); and a "Harold story" (written by Dennis O'Neil with art by Chris Renaud and Buscema). And many other stories that have added a new vibrancey to the Dark Knight Mythos.

Written by Greg Rucka, Bob Gale, Dennis O'Neil, Ian Edginton, and Lisa Klink; art by D'Israeli, Frank Teran, Guy Davis, Phil Winslade, Jason Pearson, Mike Deodato Jr., and various; cover by Deodato Jr.

Batman: No Man's Land Vol 3

The war to reclaim earthquake-ravaged Gotham City from the gangs that rule it heats up in BATMAN: NO MAN'S LAND Volume 3, the third trade paperback collecting stories that find Batman and his allies pushed to the very limits of their abilities in the face of unyielding despair.

Written by Eisner Award nominee Greg Rucka, Kelley Puckett, Larry Hama, and Janet Harvey, with art by Dan Jurgens and Bill Sienkiewicz, Damion Scott, John Floyd, Rick Burchett, Eduardo Barreto, Jon Bogdanove, James Hodgkins, Mike Deodato Jr., Sean Parsons, and Sergio Cariello and Matt Ryan (who also provide a new cover for the collection), NO MAN'S LAND Volume 3 includes Superman's first visit to post-quake Gotham and the first appearance of the girl who would become the new Batgirl (as well as her debut in that role). Reprinted from BATMAN #566-569, BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #120-121, BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT #88, and DETECTIVE COMICS #734-735, the stories also feature appearances by Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy and Clayface. Rounding out the volume are the covers of the original issues by Glen Orbik and Laurel Blechman, Damion Scott and Robert Campanella, Jon Bogdanove, Dale Eaglesham and Sean Parsons, and Phil Jimenez.

Batman No Man's Land Vol 4

The most daring, unconventional and controversial Batman storyline ever published continues in BATMAN: NO MAN'S LAND Volume 4, the newest trade paperback collecting stories from the critically acclaimed fan-favorite "No Man's Land" - the year-long event that forever shook the status quo of Gotham City. Reprinting BATMAN #571-572, THE BATMAN CHRONICLES #18, BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #125, BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT #92-93, DETECTIVE COMICS #736 and #738-739, this collection features the writing talents of Greg Rucka, Devin K. Grayson, Chuck Dixon, and Larry Hama, and the skilled artistry of Dale Eaglesham & John Floyd (who provide a new cover for this volume), Mat Broome & Sean Parsons, Rick Burchett & James Hodgkins, Paul Ryan & Bill Sienkiewicz, Damion Scott, Mike Deodato Jr., and Jaime Mendoza.

After losing the Huntress and gaining a new Batgirl in the previous volume of NO MAN'S LAND, Batman and his allies continue the battle to reclaim Gotham from its warring gangs. But now an even more insidious danger looms, and the harbinger of this shadowy threat is the one man to have broken the Bat - the man called Bane!

Batman No Man's Land Vol 5

It was Gotham's darkest hour, and its shocking conclusion left Batman fans breathless. Following the events reprinted in BATMAN: CATACLYSM and BATMAN: NO MAN'S LAND Volumes 1-4, the epic saga comes to a close in BATMAN: NO MAN'S LAND Volume 5 - a 208-page trade paperback that delivers on the initial promise of the storyline by dramatically altering the status quo of the Batman titles.

As the United States government moves toward restoring post-Cataclysm Gotham City to the world, a new threat arises for those trapped within. His name is Lex Luthor, and his ambition is to do no less than own Gotham - and it will take all of the Dark Knight's resources to stop him. But an even greater threat looms as Batman's greatest foe emerges from the rubble of "No Man's Land" - the Joker!