Batman/Elmer Fudd: The Deluxe Edition

Author: Tom King and Byron Vaughns

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Fan-favorite writer Tom King has teamed up with all-star artist Lee Weeks for a surreal noir-flavored one shot story bringing Looney Tunes Elmer Fudd into Gotham City! This is 'Pway for Me!'.

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Fan-favorite writer Tom King has teamed up with all-star artist Lee Weeks for a surreal noir-flavored one shot story bringing Looney Tunes Elmer Fudd into Gotham City! This is 'Pway for Me!'.

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Fan-favorite writer Tom King has teamed up with all-star artist Lee Weeks for a surreal noir-flavored one shot story bringing Looney Tunes' Elmer Fudd into Gotham City! This is "Pway for Me!"Fan-favorite writer Tom King has teamed up with all-star artist Lee Weeks for a surreal noir-flavored one shot story bringing Looney Tunes' Elmer Fudd into Gotham City! This is "Pway for Me!"The most unlikely dynamic duo in comics returns in deluxe format! In the first tale by Tom King and Lee Weeks, when Silver St. Cloud is murdered, a trail of clues leads a renowned wabbit hunter to seek vengeance on Bruce Wayne, which doesn't sit well with Wayne's alter ego-Batman! And, in a backup story by King and Byron Vaughns, Batman must outwit Elmer Fudd, who is dead set on claiming a trophy during rabbit...er...bat...rabbit season (stop changing the sign, Bugs!). This edition collects both stories from the Batman/Elmer Fudd Special in full color and black and white and features an introduction by King and an exclusive new cover by Weeks.

About the Author

Tom King is a comic book writer and novelist, best known for his work at DC Comics including Batman, Mister Miracle and The Omega Men. He won Eisner awards for best writer for his work on Mister Miracle and Marvel's Vision. He often relies on his experience as an ex-CIA agent and experiences during the recent conflicts in the Middle East in his writing. King joined the CIA counterterrorism unit after September 11 where he stayed for seven years before writing his first novel, A Once Crowded Sky.