GCPD The Blue Wall (2022)

Still relatively early in her tenure as GCPD commissioner, Renee Montoya sets out to rebuild her department and restore public faith in the historically troubled PD during some of the worst conditions it's ever seen. But Renee can't do it alone--in order for her plan to work, everyone from the topmost officials all the way down to the most fresh-faced new officers must contend with the harsh realities of being a symbol of law and order in a city of super-powered saviors and superhuman lawlessness. DC is proud to present GCPD: The Blue Wall by the stellar team of Academy Award-winning writer John Ridley and artist Stefano Raffaele. This six-part miniseries is a thought-provoking and riveting story of everyday people trying to do good in the midst of a flawed system. No one said protecting a city like Gotham would be easy.

GCPD Commissioner Renee Montoya makes an unpleasant discovery about one of her newest recruits that spirals out further and further, making upholding the law in a city like Gotham even harder than it usually is. Meanwhile Officer Wells tries to give stability and security to his parolees...but things seem destined not to work out for the heavily burdened parole officer.

Officer Danny Ortega was always at the top of his class at the academy - but nothing could have prepared him for what it actually takes to be a cop in Gotham City. Ortega is ready to make a dramatic choice about his future with the blue wall...until one traumatic incident on the streets of Gotham changes everything.

Life has a way of slipping through our fingers when we least expect it to. It's happened to GCPD Commissioner Renee Montoya before, and despite everything she's fought for, it's happened again. A domino has been tipped, and Renee is about to go through her most harrowing test yet.

With Gotham City in a state of panic over the recent murders and the GCPD buckling under the weight of the department's connection to the crimes, can Police Commissioner Renee Montoya restore peace without crossing the line herself? What price is she willing to pay in order to do what is right?