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Gregg Hurwitz launches his acclaimed run on Batman’s title with Batman: The Dark Knight, Vol. 2 #10A, combining fresh script guidance with David Finch’s interior pencils and Richard Friend’s color work. This issue pivots the series away from standard procedural pacing, positioning Bruce Wayne against the most lethal incarnation of Jonathan Crane’s Scarecrow to date. Graabers and serialized readers track this release as the exact moment Hurwitz assumes writing duties, fundamentally altering the book’s investigative depth and character dynamics. Rather than relying solely on Crane’s hallmark hallucinogens, the narrative forces Batman to counter a calculated, hyper-lethal threat through methodological observation and sustained physical endurance. Finch’s sharp linework and Friend’s restrained shading reinforce a storytelling framework built around psychological pressure rather than traditional gas-lit frights. Core Specifications Single-issue periodical published by DC Comics (2012) Co...