Batman Géant #9
In "L'homme au foulard," Batman’s young partner Robin finds himself drawn into a strange and unsettling mystery when a clash with radicalized teens leads him to aid Rick Asher—and later, Terri Bergstrom, who’s searching for her missing cousin. As the trail grows darker, Robin teams up with Terri and her friend Lilith to confront a cult devoted to Cthulhu, unaware of the true danger lurking in the shadows. With Mike Friedrich’s sharp storytelling and Rich Buckler’s dynamic art—enhanced by Dick Giordano’s inks—this 1974 French edition of Batman Géant #9 delivers a gripping, eerie tale from the pages of a rare, 3,50 FRF comic. Michael Wm. Kaluta’s striking cover captures the story’s haunting tone, perfectly framing a mystery that’s as much about identity as it is about the supernatural.
In "Le sous-sol de la ruche !", Robin is pulled into a strange web of secrets when he’s summoned by Terri Bergstrom to help her cousin Rick Asher. As the trio uncovers a hidden connection between Rick and a mysterious underground cult, their investigation leads them into a nightmare of ancient worship and supernatural possession—where even the most trusted allies may not be who they seem.
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