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Digital Justice

Digital Justice

Digital Justice
ComicsGraphic Novels
Pages
110
Published
1990
Language
English

Synopsis

One hundred years in the future, a menacing computer virus known as 'the Joker' threatens the world's financial and business systems. Batman must confront this digital foe in an adventure that brings high-definition computer technology to the comic-book medium.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

AdventurousTense

Genres

Comics Graphic Novels Juvenile Science Fiction Humor Cyberpunk

Authors

D
Dennis O'Neil

Dennis O'Neil is the author behind Great Tales of Madness and the Macabre. He's known for his work in horror and the unsettling. If you enjoy a good scare, his stories are worth checking out.

P
Pepe Moreno

Pepe Moreno brings readers into the world of "Digital Justice." He writes stories that examine the complex space where technology and law collide, perfect for those who enjoy timely and relevant fiction.

Characters

BatmanProtagonist
The JokerAntagonist
All characters in Digital Justice

Frequently asked questions

  • Is Digital Justice part of a larger Batman continuity?

    Digital Justice is a standalone graphic novel that reimagines Batman in a futuristic setting, separate from the main DC Comics continuity of the time. It offers a unique, self-contained story that does not require prior knowledge of other Batman comics.

  • What is unique about the art style in Digital Justice?

    The artwork in Digital Justice is notable for being one of the earliest mainstream comic books to extensively use computer-generated imagery (CGI) for its visuals. This pioneering approach gives it a distinct, stylized look that was revolutionary for its era.