A retelling of the origin of the first Robin (Dick Grayson) from Detective Comics #38. The Incredible Adventures of Batman (#101) By John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra In 2099, Batman has become a figure of legend. A vigilante is inspired to imitate Batman, obtaining his costume from the recently closed Museum of Gotham. Spook (#102–104) By James Robinson and Paul Johnson The Modern Age debut of the supervillain known as the Spook. Bruce Wayne attends a weekend business retreat at a secluded ski resort. When the power goes out and one of the guests winds up dead, Bruce switches into Batman mode. The Dark Knight fights the Spook and his henchman Darwin. Eventually, the Spook blows up the house, sending the few survivors fleeing on a private jet. When the Spook shows up aboard the plane, Batman fights him again, but the new villain disappears. Batman then exposes one of the survivors as the Spook's accomplice. Duty (#105–106) By C.J. Henderson, Trevor Von Eeden, and Josef Rubenstein When the Joker is broken out of Arkham by a terrorist group while Batman is working on a case in the Middle East, Captain James Gordon and Sergeant Harvey Bullock must find a way to stop the madman without the help of the Caped Crusader. Note: This story is set in the days before Gordon achieved the rank of police commissioner and Bullock the rank of detective. In addition, Batman does not appear in a single panel of the story. Stalking (#107–108) By Lee Marrs and Eddy Newell The Primal Riddle (#109–111) By Steve Englehart, Dusty Abell, and Drew Geraci A battle with the Riddler results in Batman being badly electrocuted, resulting in a near death experience that separates his "spirit" from his body. As the soulless Batman struggles to foil the Riddler's latest scheme, his "spirit" wanders around Gotham possessing a wide variety of "hosts", from a small boy to the Riddler himself. Shipwreck (#112–113) By Dan Vado, Norman Felchle, and Frank Cirocco After Batman foils a group of mercenaries in their attempt to free an imprisoned national, the group attempts to hold a cruise ship full of wealthy Gothamites hostage. Batman must fight his way through the bowels of the ship to confront the mercenary leader and save the passengers. Playground (#114) By James Robinson, Dan Brereton, and Tim Bradstreet Batman makes the foolish mistake of blindly confronting a professional mob