What are some Batman stories where we get to see him actually

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>>91687293
The Batman vs. Dracula

Paul Dini run on 'Tec

>>91687362
has he never read the book

>>91687685
I don't think the book exists in universes where Dracula is straight-up real, and has existed for centuries before Bram Stoker was even born.

But then again, Dracula still seemed to be common enough knowledge as a "legend" to still be identified immediately, and it was kind of retarded of him to unironically use a "Mr. Snrub" alias.

Long Halloween.

>>91687293
I think broken city is a good example,is more like a noir detective than a super logical sherlock holmes esque detective,but is still nice

>>91687396
can i get some issue numbers for that?

>>91689357
There should be Batman: Detective that should have some of those issues, and you can bounce off from there. Look up Dini's Bibliography too. Avoid the Poison Ivy issue in Detective though.

>>91689357
#821-850 with a number of fill in issues here or there

>>91689108
This is probably the worst of all possible examples.

>>91688298
Well the book itself follows a "real accounts" format framing the story as the recolections of various diaries and articles collected "after the fact" so they book may as well exist in universe.

>>91687293
There's a LOT of them in the Bronze Age, the 1970's and 1980's, where he didn't spend every issue fighting a member of his Rogues Gallery.
Ironically, modern Batman is hardly ever a detective because detective work requires lots of explanations and words that don't work well in decompressed storytelling, so he seems like he spends less then a third of his time doing detective work and fighting actual crime and more time just fighting garishly dressed archfiends.

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>>91689999
>That get

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>>91690420
>that get

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEPMj-fwHyY

City of Crime

Frank Robbins' run in the late silver age to early Bronze age where Batman was a straight up Detective.

>>91692403
Christ this is old

>>91689999
Now I am convinced that the /co/ mods hate DC.

He's not the world's greatest detective though.

>>91696119
What does that have to do with the post you replied to?