Batman Poche #16
In "Le témoignage de Luthor," a courtroom drama takes a shocking turn when the Joker takes the stand, claiming to have killed Batman—only to be challenged by Two-Face, who demands proof. As the trial unfolds, the real identity behind the mask begins to unravel, revealing a meticulously staged performance by Batman himself. Written by David Vern and illustrated by John Calnan with inks by Tex Blaisdell and colors by Jerry Serpe, this 1978 French edition from Sage - Sagédition features a striking cover by Jim Aparo, capturing the tension of a case that’s far from what it seems.
In "Le témoignage de Luthor," Lex Luthor stands on trial for the murder of Batman, but when Superman unexpectedly takes the stand, his testimony throws the case into chaos. With the courtroom stunned, Superman challenges Luthor’s claim, forcing everyone to reconsider what really happened that night.
In "Le témoignage du Joker...", the Joker takes the stand in a bizarre courtroom drama, claiming he killed Batman—only to be challenged by Two-Face to produce proof. When the trial pauses and Two-Face sheds his disguise, revealing Batman beneath, the real killer is finally exposed. The story unfolds with sharp twists, as Batman pieces together the truth behind the murder, using the trial as a trap to unmask the true culprit.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #424 (1972), The Batman Family #8 (1976), Batman #293 (1977), Batman #294 (1977)
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