Batman. Bia?y Rycerz

The first album released under the DC Black Label logo. In the graphic novel "Batman: White Knight," acclaimed author and artist Sean Murphy dissects comic book villains, questions the nature of justice, the sources of corruption, the truth about social activists, and explores the darkest aspects of life related to mental illness.

The Clown Prince of Crime awakens from years of madness and is reborn as Jack Napier. He wants to heal the city he has terrorized. Together with his longtime partner Harley Quinn, they set their elaborate plan into motion. They aim to dismantle Batman's work—the person they view as Gotham City's greatest enemy.

Napier's crusade uncovers the corruption that has plagued the local police for years, and he becomes a popular city councilman, a hero for the people. However, as the past resurfaces, it becomes increasingly difficult for Batman and the Joker to determine who the savior is and who the criminal is. And hope for a better future for Gotham City fades.

Sean Murphy has worked on titles such as Batman/Scarecrow: Year One, Teen Titans: Cold Case, Hellblazer, Joe the Barbarian, as well as the critically acclaimed series American Vampire and Awakening (in collaboration with Scott Snyder). Murphy is also the author and illustrator of the graphic novel Off Road and the popular miniseries Punk Rock Jesus.