"No Man's Land: Claim Jumping, Part One"

Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Vol 1 #119
July, 1999

Executive Editor

Jenette Kahn

Cover Artists

Brian Bolland

Writers

Greg Rucka

Pencilers

Mike Deodato, Jr.

Inkers

Wayne Faucher

Colourists

Wildstorm FX

Letterers

Willie Schubert

Editors

Jordan B. Gorfinkel

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Appearing in "No Man's Land: Claim Jumping, Part One"

Featured Characters:

•  Batman 
• James Gordon

Supporting Characters:

• Renee Montoya
• Batgirl
• Sarah Gordon
• Oracle
• Hardback

Villains:

• Two-Face
• Penguin
• Rhino
• Echo
• KGBeast

Other Characters:

• Alfred Pennyworth

Locations:

• Gotham City

• GCPD Headquarters
• Blackgate Penitentiary
• Wayne Manor (Cameo)

Items:

• Penguin's Umbrella
• Batrope

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "No Man's Land: Claim Jumping, Part One"

In the midst of the No Man's Land incident, Gotham City is divided into territories, each dominated by different factions. Two-Face and Penguin strike a deal. Two-Face agrees to give Penguin Batman's territory, freeing Two-Face to expand west, into James Gordon's territory. Batgirl calls Oracle and asks for information on Batman's behalf. Oracle tells Batgirl she will only speak to Batman and hangs up. Later, Batman shows up at Oracle's apartment. Oracle gives Batman information that something is brewing at City Hall. She tells him that she thinks its a trap. Gordon tells his men that they are going to take Penguin's territory. In Blackgate prison, Two-Face cuts a deal with a Russian woman in one of the jail cells to take control of Gotham City. Batman leaves Batgirl in charge of his territory and heads to City Hall where he finds a group gathered to watch a fight. A brute of a man called Rhino is fighting a wisp of a woman, the same woman Two-Face cut a deal with earlier. At the exact time that Batman stops the fight, Two-Face, Penguin and Gordon's men all attack each other's respective territories. The Russian woman takes the opportunity of Batman's distraction to knock him unconscious.

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No Man's Land Crossover This issue is a part of the Batman: No Man's Land crossover that swept through all Batman Family Titles during 1999. Gotham City was declared by the President to be no longer a part of the United States after the combined disasters of Contagion, Legacy and Cataclysm. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "No Man's Land" crossover category. Road to No Man's Land Batman #560 • Batman #561 • Batman #562 • Detective Comics #727 • Detective Comics #728 • Detective Comics #729 • Shadow of the Bat #80 • Shadow of the Bat #81 • Shadow of the Bat #82 • Azrael #47 • Azrael #48 • Azrael #49 Crossovers No Man's Land #0 • No Man's Land #1 • Batman #563 • Batman #564 • Batman #565 • Batman #566 • Batman #567 • Batman #568 • Batman #569 • Batman #570 • Batman #571 • Batman #572 • Batman #573 • Batman #574 • Detective Comics #730 • Detective Comics #731 • Detective Comics #732 • Detective Comics #733 • Detective Comics #734 • Detective Comics #735 • Detective Comics #736 • Detective Comics #737 • Detective Comics #738 • Detective Comics #739 • Detective Comics #740 • Detective Comics #741 • Batman Chronicles #16 • Batman Chronicles #17 • Batman Chronicles #18 • Legends of the Dark Knight #116 • Legends of the Dark Knight #117 • Legends of the Dark Knight #118 • Legends of the Dark Knight #119 • Legends of the Dark Knight #120 • Legends of the Dark Knight #121 • Legends of the Dark Knight #122 • Legends of the Dark Knight #123 • Legends of the Dark Knight #124 • Legends of the Dark Knight #125 • Legends of the Dark Knight #126 • Shadow of the Bat #83 • Shadow of the Bat #84 • Shadow of the Bat #85 • Shadow of the Bat #86 • Shadow of the Bat #87 • Shadow of the Bat #88 • Shadow of the Bat #89 • Shadow of the Bat #90 • Shadow of the Bat #91 • Shadow of the Bat #92 • Shadow of the Bat #93 • Shadow of the Bat #94 • Azrael #50 • Azrael #51 • Azrael #52 • Azrael #53 • Azrael #54 • Azrael #55 • Azrael #56 • Azrael #57 • Azrael #58 • Azrael #59 • Azrael #60 • Azrael #61 • Catwoman #72 • Catwoman #73 • Catwoman #74 • Catwoman #75 • Catwoman #76 • Catwoman #77 • Nightwing #35 • Nightwing #36 • Nightwing #37 • Nightwing #38 • Nightwing #39 • Robin #67 • Robin #68 • Robin #69 • Robin #70 • Robin #71 • Robin #72 • Robin #73 • Young Justice Special #1 • Secret Files and Origins

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