Batman: Bad Seeds: Gotham Central #1 Comic Review

In this review of Bad Seeds: Gotham Central #1, in the midst of the supernatural chaos tearing through Gotham City, patrolman Jim Gordon and his partner investigate a potential homicide at Gotham Arboretum, and the mystery only deepens from there.Batman: Bad Seeds – Gotham Central #1 main cover by Jacob Phillips (DC Comics)BATMAN: BAD SEEDS: GOTHAM CENTRAL #1 Written by CHRISTOPHER CANTWELL Art and Main Cover: JACOB PHILLIPS Variant Covers: MIKE PERKINS, MARTIN SIMMONDS, DUSTIN NGUYEN Page Count: 32 pages Release Date: 9/9/26This review contains spoilersBatman: Bad Seeds: Gotham Central #1 begins as GCPD officer Jim Gordon and his partner Espinoza defy Commissioner Vandal Savage’s orders to investigate a suspicious death at Gotham Arboretum. Despite the rampant chaos from Poison Ivy’s attack on Gotham City, Gordon is determined to investigate this case. The partners arrive and meet the Arboretum’s chief of security who directs them to the body. Gordon and Espinoza quickly deduce that the man has been murdered and dumped there.In Chinatown, a rambling and manic Anarky crashes an underworld game parlor and is quickly chased away, followed by patrol officer Lynne Baker. Back at the Ar...