Batman Poche #15
In "Le Sphinx," the Gotham underworld erupts in chaos after rumors spread that Batman is dead—prompting a bizarre trial where villains vie to claim responsibility. With Ra's al Ghul presiding and Two-Face as prosecutor, Catwoman takes the stand, only to be dismissed when Two-Face exposes a flaw in her account. Written by David Vern and illustrated by John Calnan, with inks by Tex Blaisdell and colors by Jerry Serpe, this 1978 French edition features a striking cover by Jim Aparo.
In "Le Sphinx," the Riddler takes the stand in the trial for Batman's murder, weaving a web of clues and riddles to prove his innocence—only for Two-Face to dismantle his testimony with a single, shattering contradiction. As the courtroom drama unfolds, the line between truth and deception blurs, leaving the real culprit still hidden in plain sight.
In "L'exécution," the Gotham underworld erupts in chaos after news spreads that Batman has been killed—prompting a series of bold claims from villains eager to take credit. Ra's al Ghul presides as judge, Two-Face acts as prosecutor, and Catwoman is the first to face the trial, only to be dismissed when Two-Face exposes a flaw in her account.
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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #34 (1953), Supergirl #1 (1972), Action Comics #425 (1973), Batman #291 (1977), Batman #292 (1977)
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