Batman détective infinite #3
In "La tour d'Arkham chapitre 1," a young boy haunted by the Joker’s murder of his parents is sent to Arkham Asylum, where Bruce Wayne investigates his case—only for the boy to vanish and encounter the enigmatic Clayface. Later, the Scarecrow takes a sinister interest in him, while the Penguin employs him at a casino, setting off a chain of events that draws Jason Todd into a dangerous web. With art by Fernando Blanco and a striking cover by Dan Mora, this issue weaves psychological tension and hidden connections in a chilling chapter of Gotham’s darkest corners.
In "La tour d'Arkham chapitre 1," the newly opened Arkham Tower rises as a symbol of hope, its promise of rehabilitation drawing attention and cautious optimism. But as patients settle in, the fragile peace begins to unravel, hinting at deeper unrest beneath the surface.
In "La tour d'Arkham chapitre 2" from Batman détective infinite #3, Batwoman infiltrates Arkham Tower under cover, probing the mysterious Dr. Wear and his experimental treatments for the facility’s patients. The story unfolds with tense precision, as she navigates the facility’s unsettling atmosphere, searching for answers that could shift the balance of power in Gotham’s darkest corners.
In "La tour d'Arkham chapitre 3," Batwoman, disguised as Dr. Lisa Frow, presses her investigation into the mysterious goings-on at Arkham Tower, while Huntress—posing as a patient—chooses to stay behind when given a chance to escape. Meanwhile, Cassandra watches as the enigmatic Dr. Wear meets a member of the Trouble-Fête under unclear circumstances.
In "La tour d'Arkham chapitre 4," Nightwing grows increasingly uneasy as Huntress, undercover as a patient at Arkham, battles terrifying visions triggered by the Vile parasite. As Dick infiltrates the asylum posing as a guard, the mysterious Dr. Wear scrambles to conceal evidence of a violent incident involving patient Ana Vulsion and the Trouble-Fête.
In "La tour d'Arkham chapitre 5," Oracle and the Bat-family investigate a mysterious new drug flooding Gotham—linked to the enigmatic Arkham Tower. With the Dr. Wear caught between the Joker's gang and the Penguin, both furious over being sold tainted substances, he turns to Psycho-Pirate for help in securing more funding from Mayor Nakano. But when the mind-controller loses control, the patients' fragile sanity shatters once more.
In "La tour d'Arkham chapitre 6," chaos erupts at Arkham Asylum when patients, freed from Psycho-Pirate’s influence, plunge the facility into an uprising—caught in the crossfire are Helena and Dick. As the Dr Wear aids Psycho-Pirate in regaining control and erasing the event from everyone’s memory, Batwoman and the Batgirls uncover a disturbing connection between the asylum’s tower and the surge of new drugs flooding Gotham’s streets.
In *House of Gotham première partie*, a traumatized orphan haunted by the Joker’s violence is sent to Arkham, where Bruce Wayne’s investigation takes a chilling turn when the boy vanishes—only to cross paths with Clayface. As the Scarecrow begins to take an interest, a secret network of orphans is drawn into a twisted scheme at the Wayne manor, orchestrated by the Fear Master. Meanwhile, a new life in the city’s underbelly leads the boy to the Penguin’s casino, where Elliot’s manipulation pushes him toward theft—setting off a chain of events that will force Jason Todd to confront the Penguin’s hidden operations.
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