Ra's from spreading the Joker's virus, he must save the life of his deadliest foe. Note: Elements from this story, in particular the Joker being recruited by Ra's al Ghul, were later used in the animated film Batman: Under the Red Hood, instead of the plot from "A Death in the Family", to explain how the Joker killed Jason Todd. Bad (#146–148) By Doug Moench and Barry Kitson Grimm (#149–153) By J. M. DeMatteis, Trevor Von Eeden, and José Luis García-López Colossus (#154–155) By Mike Baron and Bill Reinhold Blink (#156–158) By Dwayne McDuffie, Val Semeiks, and Dan Green Batman teams up with a man who can see through the eyes of others in order to track down the leader of an underground snuff film ring. Loyalties (#159–161) By John Ostrander, David Lopez, and Dan Green Captain James Gordon has been kidnapped and brought back to his hometown of Chicago to be tortured into revealing the name of the last surviving eyewitness to a grisly murder. That witness was his young niece, Barbara. Auteurism (#162–163) By John Arcudi and Roger Langridge The Joker, deeming Gotham's newspapers inadequate to represent his "true self", enlists the help of Buddy Kantor, a highly eccentric comedian/filmmaker, to chronicle his exploits. In the end, however, Buddy's inflated ego and tenuous grasp on reality may prove to be too much even for the Clown Prince of Crime. Don't Blink (#164–167) By Dwayne McDuffie, Val Semeiks, and Dan Green Urban Legend (#168) By Bill Willingham and Tom Fowler Irresistible (#169–171) By Tom Peyer, Tony Harris, and Wade von Grawbadger Testament (#172–176) By John Wagner and Chris Brunner Lost Cargo (#177–178) By Devin Grayson, Jean-Jacques Dzialowski, and George Rodriguez Full Circle (#179) By A. J. Lieberman and Greg Scott The Secret City (#180–181) By Dylan Horrocks, Ramon Bachs, and Jon Holdredge War Games (#182–184) Stephanie Brown and Orpheus are savagely murdered by the returning Black Mask, when a violent gang war erupts within Gotham. Note: As it was with "No Man's Land", Legends of the Dark Knight stepped away from the usual self-contained story-arc structure for a few issues to cross over with the other Batman books for the War Games storyline. Riddle Me That (#185–189) By Shane McCarthy, Tommy Castillo, and Rodney Ramos Cold Snap (#190–191) By J. Torres, David Lopez, and Fernando Blanco Mr. Freeze is acting strangely and Batman fears he may be preparing for