The Bat-Man: Second Knight #3 p.16 - Scarecrow & Hangman! Hangman a large hill

a large hill

Bat‑Man slipping into Crane’s hideout is a great opener

Using the glint on his oversized revolver as a focal point adds a nice touch of drama without needing a full-blown action sequence

The half-timbered buildings

The Bat-Man: Second Knight #3 p.16 - Scarecrow & Hangman! Hangman a large hillNOTE: These pages measure 16. 5" x 21", slightly larger than twice up size! The original art on this page is wonderfully moody. Perkins leans hard into the blacks, and it gives the whole sequence a cold, Gothic weight. The snowy exterior shot at the top is especially striking in ink. The heavy shadows on the building make it feel genuinely foreboding. Inside, the library scene has that great cluttered, oldworld atmosphere Perkins does so well, with