His shocking death at the hands of Bane is the only event that could possibly compare to that fateful night in Crime Alley, and it leaves Bruce at a similar crossroads. "Alfred Pennyworth served the Wayne family for decades-even through the terrible loss of the Dark Knight's parents.
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Tomasi and will feature art by Eddy Barrows and Eber Ferreira, and you can check out the full description below. However, it is revealed that the reasoning behind Alfred being Joker is simply because he was the one who was creating all major Batman villains, including the Mad Clown. Collects stories from Batman 16 and 31 Detective Comics 83, 356, 501, 502, 806, and 807 Untold Legends of the Batman 2 Batman Annual 13. This alone became one of the biggest gut punches of modern Batman. Not only did the story basically ruin Flashpoint Batman for many readers at the time, but it was also the story where Bane murdered Alfred Pennyworth. The new one-shot is written by James Tynion IV and Peter J. In the most recent issue of The Batman's Grave by Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch, Alfred Pennyworth has to face an intruder into Wayne Manor.One heart-eating Mister Stirk. During the ‘Batman: Whatever Happened to Caped Crusader’ story from 2009, in which Batman is reportedly dead, we learn that Alfred Pennyworth is indeed Joker. 'City of Bane' annoyed many Batman fans for several reasons all at once. When a comic book fan hears the word butler, one person immediately jumps to mind Bruce Wayne's ever-faithful butler and father figure, Alfred Pennyworth. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case, and DC is not only confirming that Alfred is indeed dead, but will explore what his death means to Bruce and the Bat-family that he fought so hard to protect all these years in the new one-shot Batman: Pennyworth R.I.P. Believe it or not, Alfred Pennyworth once went from Batman's servant to one of his supervillains, trying to murder both Bruce Wayne and Robin. Batman fans were shocked to see Bane kill Alfred Pennyworth in brutal fashion during Tom King's run on Batman, though some were holding out hope that Batman's staunchest ally wasn't actually dead.
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