priest who has recently gained superpowers fight an army of alien creatures feeding on humans in Gotham. Notes: Part of the 1993 "Bloodlines" DC Annual crossover. Citizen Wayne (Annual #4) By Brian Augustyn, Mark Waid, Joe Staton, and Horacio Ottolini Note: Part of the 1994 Elseworlds Annual event, featuring DC characters in various Elseworlds scenarios. Wings (Annual #5) By Chuck Dixon and Quique Alcatena Batman and the Man-Bat's first encounter is retold through the point-of-view of the Man-Bat. Note: Part of the 1995 "Year One" banner event involving that year's DC Annuals. Features a retelling of the origin of the Man-Bat, originally from Detective Comics #400. Executioner (Annual #6) By Alan Grant, Barry Kitson, and Vince Giarrano I Am A Gun (Annual #7) By James Robinson, Steve Yeowell, and Russ Heath 2012–2015 series The Butler Did It (#1) By Damon Lindelof and Jeff Lemire All of the Above (#1) By Jonathan Larsen and J.G. Jones The Crime Never Committed (#1) By Tom Taylor and Nicola Scott Crisis in Identity (#2) By B. Clay Moore and Ben Templesmith Letters to Batman (#3) By Steve Niles and Trevor Hairsine A Game to Die for (#4) By T. J. Fixman and Christopher Mitten Batman: The Movie (#4) By Andrew Dabb and Giorgio Pontrelli Together (#4) By Jonathan Larsen and Tan Eng Huat Slam! (#5) By Joshua Hale Fialkov and Phil Hester Gotham Spirit (#6) By Jeff Parker and Gabriel Hardman Dungeons and Dragons (#6) By Michael Avon Oeming Look Inside (#6) By Rob Williams and Juan Jose Ryp Haunted Arkham (#7) By Joe Harris and Jason Masters Continuity Technically, most of the stories in Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight are in the accepted Batman continuity, albeit with a number of exceptions. These include stories set in the year 3000, Batman being a cyborg, certain Joker or Clayface stories that just do not fit chronologically and many more. Many of the stories share a lot of elements with the regular Batman and Detective Comics and have often been referenced in modern continuity, notably Leslie Thompkins' discovery of Batman's identity, the origin of Bane's drug Venom, the characterization of Hugo Strange, the origin of the Batcave, and others. Whereas most comic book titles move forward chronologically, Legends tells stories in random order, mainly focusing on Years One through Five, but sometimes including canonical stories after that time as well. Batman Confidential was a series