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"Business": “Bruce Wayne” continues his spending spree, but now the donations Hush gives away have been severely reduced by the series of superheroes who watch him in various guises.

Quote1 Never get involved. Never. It's not personal. And that's the formula for doing business in Gotham. You give, you take... you bend, and you bleed. Quote2
The Broker

Batman: Streets of Gotham #4 is an issue of the series Batman: Streets of Gotham (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 2009.

Synopsis for "Business"

“Bruce Wayne” continues his spending spree, but now the donations Hush gives away have been severely reduced by the series of superheroes who watch him in various guises.

The Broker finds Victor Zsasz an abandoned abattoir for his new venture, which involves abducting child runaways, but he is distressed by one child's pleas for help and is willing to tell Batman what he knows when Batman and Robin corner him in his office; however, he won't risk his own safety should it appear like he gave up his client freely. He feigns reluctance so Batman will beat him up for the information.

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  • Alfred Pennyworth
  • Brian (Single appearance)
  • Buddy (Single appearance)
  • Carlo Geraldi (Flashback only)
  • Farmer Brown (In a photograph only)
  • Max (Single appearance)
  • Rabbi Katz (Single appearance)
  • Solomon Brothers (Flashback only)

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Synopsis for "Two Steps Forward"

Now that Jane Doe has been arrested, Manhunter tells Huntress that she thinks Doe can lead her to Two-Face. She gives a press conference where she confirms that Two-Face is a person of interest in the assassination of the former district attorney Linus Hampton. She declares that Two-Face will be made to answer for all his crimes, a declaration that amuses Black Mask and Two-Face, but worries Dylan Battles.

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Trivia

  • Batman mentions the Broker having sold Catwoman an animal shelter. This happened in Union.[1]


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