Gotham Knights: The Court of Owls Explained | DC FanDome 2021

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The latest trailer for Gotham Knights is here, and this time it’s been made abundantly clear who the Knights’ primary antagonist is. Batman has a well-known and timeless gallery of villains, but The Court of Owls is definitely one of the more shadowy… and deadly. Let’s jump into the trailer and explain just who the Court of Owls is, what it wants, and the threat it’s going to present to the Knights in the latest adventure from WB Games Montreal.

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