Batman - Detective Comics #91
In "Batman: Pygmalion, Kapitel 1", Batman—ohne Erinnerungen an seine Vergangenheit—versucht, seine Fähigkeiten zurückzugewinnen, während er Catwoman und Commissioner Gordon begegnet, die ihn in eine Falle locken. Als der wahre Batman auftaucht und ihm offenbart, dass er in Wirklichkeit Frank Freeman ist, ein Hacker, der bei Wayne Enterprise eingebrochen ist, steht Frank vor einem Schock. Doch als er von Aurora erfährt, dass sie und ihre Mutter gefangen sind, macht er sich mit dem Riddler gemeinsam auf, um sie zu retten. Geschrieben von Guillem March und Ralph Kruhm, mit Kunst von Guillem March und Farben von Arif Prianto, und einem packenden Cover von Simone Di Meo.
In "Batman: Pygmalion, Kapitel 1," a disoriented and injured Batman is taken in by a woman and her young daughter, forcing him to rediscover his identity and purpose one fragile memory at a time. Written by a noted voice in the genre and illustrated with haunting precision, this story unfolds in quiet moments and sudden tension, as the line between protector and stranger begins to blur.
In "Batman: Pygmalion, Kapitel 2," a disoriented Batman—still without memories—navigates a web of deception as he's confronted by Catwoman and Commissioner Gordon, who see him as a criminal. When the real Batman reveals the shocking truth—that he’s actually Frank Freeman, a hacker who infiltrated Wayne Enterprises—the mystery deepens. With a desperate call from Aurora, who’s trapped with her mother, Frank must now team up with the Dark Knight to rescue them, even as his identity fractures further.
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