Comic Title: Batman #411
Publisher: DC
Cover Date: September 1987
On Sale Date: June 9, 1987 Newsstand Date June 9, 1987
Source: DC Releases, #40

Newsstand Date June 9, 1987
Source: Amazing Heroes, #118

Shipping Date May 19, 1987
Source: Amazing Heroes, #118

Newsstand Date June 9, 1987
Source: Comics Buyers Guide, #702, #704

Copyright Date May 19, 1987
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1987
DC publication dates beyond April 1981 listed by the LoC
represent shipping dates NOT newsstand sale dates

Shipping Date May 19, 1987
Source: Comics Buyers Guide, #702, #704

Cover Price: $0.75
Page Count: 32
Editor: Dennis J. O'Neil

Title: "Second Chance"
Pages: 22

Feature(s):
Batman (Post-Crisis)

Writer: Max Allan Collins
Penciller: Dave Cockrum
Inker: Don Heck
Letterer: Agustin Mas
Colorist: Adrienne Roy

Reprinted In:
Batman:Second Chances TPB (2015)
Two-Face:A Celebration of 75 Years HC (2018)
Robin:80 Years of the Boy Wonder HC (2020)

Feature Character(s)

• Batman (last appearance in Batman #410; next appearance in Batman #416)

Supporting Character(s)

• Robin (last appearance in Batman #410; next appearance in Batman #416)
• Commissioner Gordon (last appearance in Batman #410; next appearance in Batman #401)
• Alfred Pennyworth (last appearance in Batman #410; next appearance in Batman #416)

Villain(s)

• Two-Face (last appearance in Batman #410; next appearance in Batman #403)

Other Character(s)

• Dr. Fairview (no further appearances)

Cameo Appearance(s)

• Willis Todd (in a computer file)

Comments:
This story is continued from Batman #410.

Synopsis:
Two-Face pulls a daring daylight bank robbery. Batman deduces that Two-Face will committ two sets of robberies. He and Robin then stake out a doubleheader where the villain tries to rob the box office. They stop the robbery, but Robin loses control and tries to choke Two-Face. The crook fights him off and escapes.

When they return to the Batcave, Batman question Robin. Jason explains that he read the computer files which revealed that Two-Face is suspected of killing Willis Todd, Jason's father. Batman scolds Robin for losing control and advises him not to seek vengeance.

Robin correctly deduces Two-Face's next target, a casino that he had already robbed. Batman and Robin chase the crook onto a giant roulette wheel. It starts spinning, and the ball nearly crushes Two-Face. Robin saves him, and the villain is taken into custody.