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Did You Know?

He remains in Gotham, and occasionally enjoys nighttime visits from Batman.

In this version, Gordon was transferred back to the city after spending more than fifteen years in Chicago.

Batman eventually apprehends the Joker and rescues Gordon.

During No Man's Land, Batman attempts to regain Gordon's trust by revealing himself, but Gordon refuses to look at him, stating that if he wanted to know Batman's identity, he already would and perhaps already knew years ago but denies his knowledge.Likewise, in the 1980s Detective Comics storyline Blind Justice, the world at large incorrectly supposes Batman is dead and Gordon comments to Bruce Wayne that Batman has earned the right to retirement if he so desires.

After the attack by Sullivan, Batman gives Gordon an encrypted cellphone, the so-called Batphone, in case he needs to contact him, which also carries a transmitter in case of trouble.Detective Comics #786 He also still has contacts with the country's law enforcement agencies, which the sheriff's departments request Gordon to contact Batman to help investigating a series of unusual murders on a suburb territory outside the city's limits; it turns out to be a paranormal case involving black magic, occult rituals, and the supernatural. Gotham County Line #1-3 Commissioner Michael Akins has taken his position, with many officers expressing reluctance to follow him.

In the 1960s Batman series, Gordon was played by Neil Hamilton, and is portrayed as not only having the Bat-Signal at his disposal, but also an emergency "hotline" telephone that connects directly to the Batcave.