Batman #90
In "Bombe im Kopf, Kapitel 1," Batman von Zur-En-Arrh seizes control of Batman’s body in a desperate bid to kill the Joker, while the real Batman is trapped in his own mind, facing off against multiple versions of his alternate self from across the Multiverse. Written by Chip Zdarsky and Ralph Kruhm and illustrated with striking precision by Jorge Jiménez—whose dynamic art is echoed in the cover by the same hand—this issue delivers a mind-bending clash of identities and wills.
In "Bombe im Kopf, Kapitel 1," Batman retreats into isolation after the Gotham War, grappling with a murder tied to the Joker—and to the mentors who shaped him in his youth. As he pieces together the clues, the past begins to unravel in ways that challenge everything he thought he knew.
In "Bombe im Kopf, Kapitel 2," Batman von Zur-En-Arrh takes control of Batman’s body, driven to kill the Joker, while the real Batman is trapped in his own mind, forced to confront a legion of alternate versions of his doppelgänger from across the Multiverse. The story unfolds in a mind-bending clash of identities, where every reflection of Batman challenges the one true hero’s sense of self.
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