Pat Broderick

All of Neil Gaiman's various DC works in one collection (book). An eclectic mix of works, including the origin story to Poison Ivy (well, "A ORIGIN STORY"), one for the Riddler, one for Penquin, as well as an ending to Batman, and some humorous "Metamorpho" comics in the middle. Some really good pieces of work, some interesting/odd stories (par of the course for Neil Gaiman) and very beautiful artwork.

This collection of DC stories wasn't bad, I enjoyed some more than others.

A collection of origin or 'what if' (and one final) stories for Poison Ivy, Green Lantern and Batman.

I see this as almost an alternate reality artifact wherein Neil Gaiman was a fairly decent comic book superhero writer laboring in the shadow of Alan Moore instead of the major fantasy writer he showed himself to be through Sandman and his subsequent novels. Thank goodness this material is just a footnote and not the road taken.