Year Two
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Published in 1987, 'Year Two' is a Batman story arc written by Mike W. Barr with art by Alan Davis, Todd McFarlane, and others. This storyline appeared in Detective Comics issues #575-578, and it serves as a sequel to the seminal 'Batman: Year One' arc. 'Year Two' explores Batman's early career as he faces the Reaper, a vigilante with a lethal approach to crime-fighting that challenges Batman's own moral code. The story delves into themes of justice and vengeance, as Batman grapples with the legacy of his parents' murder and the ethical boundaries of his mission. Key characters include Batman/Bruce Wayne, the Reaper, and Joe Chill, the man who killed Bruce's parents. The arc is notable for its exploration of Batman's relationship with Joe Chill and the moral dilemmas it presents. 'Year Two' had a significant impact on Batman's mythos, influencing later stories and adaptations. The storyline was published by DC Comics and is considered part of the main continuity.