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1. Bane, the one behind the "Knightfall" story arc, had a plan before engaging Batman in combat. His plan consisted of weakening Baman and *then* going after him. What did Bane do in order to weaken the hero and in what issue did it take place?
2. When did "Detective Comics #660" detailing "Knightfall 4" come out?
3. "Knightfall 13" and "Knightfall 14" were detailed in which comic book series and which villain does Batman have to face in the two issues?
4. What happens to the little bat logo in the upper right hand corner of the covers?
5. When the Scarecrow uses his fear gas on the Joker in "Knightfall 12" detailed in "Detective Comics #664", we see what the Clown Prince of Crime is truly afraid of. What is his greatest fear?
6. In "Batman #491" Robin is wearing something special when he cuts Jean-Paul's hair. This special thing can also be seen later on in the issue. What is it?
7. In "Knightfall" part 7, Batman must take on Poison Ivy after she invades a charity function dinner. Ivy uses one of her concoxions to place everyone in the room into a sort of trance. She calls these her 'Patented Nightshade Hybrids'. Bruce who had cleverly inserted nose filters earlier only pretends to be affected. After rescuing the enslaved attendents, how does Batman take out Ivy?
8. At the very end of "Knightfall 10", a severely exhausted Batman arrives back home to Wayne Manor. However, to his shock he finds Bane waiting for him. How does their inevitable fight start?
9. After their fight, Bane leaves the Batcave and starts to take over many illegal operations around Gotham city. What is the first thing he does in "Knightfall 12"
10. In "Knightfall 18" Jean-Paul Valley ignores Bruce Wayne's orders and takes on Bane by himself. After the fight, the new Batman is nearly thrown to his demise. Who or what saves him from dying?
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