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James Gordon, l have a warrant for your arrest.

ROBIN: Prev�ously on 8atman...

The rally's tomorrow night. Everything's in place.

You know what to do.

l'm going to see Jim Gordon gets all the public support we can muster.

All the top cops will be there, so don't worry your pretty little head.

Should be quite a show.

Yes, and l know someone who'd be a real showstopper.

The best thing you can do for him is to keep out of it.

Sorry, Batman. You being at the rally could decide if Dad goes free.

BARBARA: So you'll be there, one way or another.

GIL: After all Commissioner Gordon has done for Gotham City,

the lea_t the city can do For him �s grant him ba�l.

Gil, you know those guys who shot at you?

Well, l think l know who one of them...

l didn't know you had company.

My friend here was just leaving.

Yeah, gotta run. Listen, l'll see you at the business meeting, Gil.

Miss.

Look at that.

ALFRED: Mr. Mason dueked before he saw the guns.

Almost as though he expected it.

What am l gonna do?

lf Gil's involved in this, there's nobody l can trust.

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The videotape clearly shows that he ducked

before those shots were fired.

lf he knew he was gonna be shot at,

he probably knows a lot more about what's going on.

Then he may know more than he's letting on

about Commissioner Gordon's unfortunate situation.

l hope so, Alfred.

'Cause if this lead fizzles, l'm fresh out of ideas.

Stop!

You again?

Listen, under other circumstances, this could be fun,

but l've got a iob to do.

Don't flatter yourself.

Well, l don't have time to babysit amateurs, okay?

l may not have a diploma from crime-fighting school,

but l can do fine on my own, thanks.

-What are you doing here anyway? -Same as you. We both suspect Mason of-

(TELEPHoNE RINGING)

(TELEPHoNE CoNTINUES RINGING)

Mason here.

You wanna meet? Okay, where?

-What's he saying? -(sHusHEs)

Dork.

South Gotham subway, the old river entrance. In one hour.

Right. l'm on my way.

Well, show's over.

You can run along home now.

-Okay. -Okay?

lf you won't let me help you, what else can l do?

Good. You've got some sense after all.

Nice guy, but a few bats short of a belfry.

Whoa!

Gotta work on that landing, girl.

(MUFFLED STRAINING)

(MUFFLED STRAINING)

l guess the party started without me.

TWO-FACE: You sure you haven't seen him at the department?

GIL: l'd remember that Face.

Who is he?

TWO-FACE: In a few minutes, nobody's gonna care.

(THUDS)

-Okay, you're done. -So that's it?

You bring me all the way to South Gotham to ID some two-bit hood?

TWO-FACE: Don't get wise with me, Mason.

Remember who got you set up as Gordon's assistant.

Right, Harvey, right.

(GASPS)

Don't call me that! It's Two-Face to you, pretty boy.

Okay, okay. Two-Face, take it easy. You're the man.

Don't you forget it. Since our little stunt at the rally,

l got this city thinking you're the best thing since the Batman.

Once Gordon's out of the picture...

You'll be a shoo-in to take his place.

ln fact, they could be calling you Commissioner by tomorrow.

Tomorrow?

TWO-FACE: l'm stepping up the timetable.

Too many people nosing around. This guy, that Batgirl chippy.

l'm not taking any chances.

My men will bust Gordon out ofjail tonight.

Then we'll dump him off Bayshore Wha_.

(BoTH GRUNT)

-Hey! -What's that?

GIL: Hey, did you hear something?

We got company. Over there.

Robin, look out!

Robin?

lf he's Robin, that makes you...

(RAPID GUNFIRE)

Let's go!

(MACHINE GUNS FIRING)

Blow it!

Just whose side are you on?

You're right. If l hadn't let him take me by surprise--

Robin! l see you brought a date.

Me? l thought she was with you.

She's got your taste in clothes, speaking of which...

Yes. Am l glad to see you.

Do you mind?

Sorry.

Well, this is iust great. Now Batman and Robin know what's going on.

The bat-chick too. l saw her.

The explosion probably took care of them. But just in case...

(BEEPING)

(RAPID BEEPING)

l don't know who you are or why you're doing this,

but let's get one thing straight.

lt takes more than a costume and an attitude to do this work.

Look, l've got a reason for being here so--

You've already fouled up once.

Stay out of our way so it doesn't happen again.

l should've known it would be Two-Face. It's a perfect two-part plan.

He consolidates the gangs while Mason takes over the police.

J What he said about the Commissioner will he-

You saw him flip his coin.

lt's iudge, jury, and executioner.

And here we sit with no way to...

-(RUMBLING) -Huh?

Sounds like a train.

ROBIN: Argh!

Hold on.

(STRAINING)

(GRUNTS)

(GRoANS)

Not bad. Maybe there's hope for you after all.

(GASPS)

Hurry, Batman!

Great. Only how do we get to it?

Always carry a spare.

You first. Press here to send it back down to us.

Wait.

Just in case you run into trouble up there.

Thanks.

No!

GORDON: If l ever get reinstated, Bullock,

remind me to do something about the food in here.

Relax, Commish. We got the judge to reconsider bail, didn't we?

You gonna eat that pickle?

(TICKING)

(EXCLAIMS IN HoRRoR)

-What in... -Come on, Commissioner.

Rupert Thorne doesn't desert his friends.

Thorne...

Get some keys down here! Never a blasted cop when you need one.

Think she made it?

l hope so.

Think we'll make it?

What do you think about the commissioner's innocence now, Detective?

-l don't know. -Come on, he has to be guilty.

-Have you heard from Gordon? -Any leads about his whereabouts?

You think he's left town?

(INDISTINCT SHoUTING)

-Get out oF my face, all oFyou. -REPORTER: Detective. Detective.

l can barely hear you, miss!

The phone lines must've been damaged by the explosion.

Speak up!

l said Commissioner Gordon's in danger.

l still can't hear you.

lf you want the story on Gordon's breakout, come down here.

Breakout?

They've got him.

l've got an idea.

(INHALES DEEPLY)

lt's about time.

-Where are we going? -We'll find out when we get there.

(CRASHING)

Subways are getting more dangerous every day.

You think they got the Commissioner by now?

Most likely. We've got to get to Bayshore Wharf.

Glad it's not far. l hate wet shoes.

lt's business, Jim. Nothing personal.

Matter of fact, l respect you. l do.

But a fella has to take his opportunities where he finds them.

And with you out of the way, l'll be mayor inside of a year.

You're sick, Gil. A lot sicker than him.

At least l can see his bad half.

Sory you feel that way.

At least you won't have to worry about Barbara.

l'll take good care of her.

She's very fond of me, you know.

You piece of scum. l may not be around to stop you but l know someone who will.

l wouldn't count on it, Jim.

There's been a recent decline in the bat population.

Run, Commissioner!

(MEN CoUGHING)

Get him!

Batgirl, l presume.

Don't worry. l'll get you out oF this.

Somehow.

Miss me?

l think you're safe now, sir.

Get him. Snuff the Bat!

(GRUNTING)

(GRoANING)

What?

(SPLASHING)

You've screwed up my plans for the last time, Batman.

(BoTH GRUNTING)

No, you don't.

(YELPS) Ahhh!

-That's a first. A coin flips Two-Face. -Where's Batgirl?

Out there. On her own.

Now let's see who you really are.

-Barbara? l didn't know it was you. -Would it have made a difference, Gil?

(GIL GRUNTS)

l ought to leave you here.

Commissioner, l understand that Gil Mason is still in a coma.

Yes, but even so, he has been indicted.

So how does it Feel to be behind your desk again?

A heck of a lot better than it felt being behind bars.

And what of the mysterious Batgirl?

Who is she and where has she vanished to? Any thoughts?

As far as l'm concerned,

she's as welcome in Gotham City as the Batman.

How do you think Batman will feel about that?

l suppose there's always room for one more.

And l have a feeling we'll be seeing her again.

l wouldn't be at all surprised.

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