Contents
“Death of the Family: Castle of Cards” -- 22 pages
- written by Scott Snyder
- pencils by Greg Capullo
- inks by Jonathan Glapion
- Batman journeys through Arkham Asylum, encountering various villains along the way until he makes it to the Joker, where he learns that the Joker has captured the Batman Family and surrenders
- from the end of the previous issue, through this one, and through most of the next issue, both Batman and the Joker are occupied, prohibiting their appearance elsewhere
“Judgement” -- 6 pages
- written by Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV
- art by Jock
- continues directly from “Death of the Family: Castle of Cards”
Additional Images
Batman begins his journey through Arkham Asylum. Page two of “Death of the Family: Castle of Cards,” from Batman Vol. 2 #16 (Mar 2013).
Batman battles his way through Arkham Asylum. Page seven of “Death of the Family: Castle of Cards,” from Batman Vol. 2 #16 (Mar 2013).
Batman realizes that the Batman Family has been captured. Page 20 of “Death of the Family: Castle of Cards,” from Batman Vol. 2 #16 (Mar 2013).
The final page of “Judgement,” from Batman Vol. 2 #16 (Mar 2013).
Black-and-white variant cover to Batman Vol. 2 #16 (Mar 2013).
Combo pack cover to Batman Vol. 2 #16 (Mar 2013).
Variants
Batman Vol. 2 #16 (variant)
See It in Context on the Continuity Pages:
DC Relaunch Batman: “Death of the Family” (2012-2013)
A year after DC relaunched its entire continuity, the Joker hadn’t been seen since its first month, when Detective Comics Vol. 2 #1 had stirred discussion by having the Joker’s face cut off. 12 months… [more]
