Batman Poche #25
In "Un terrible secret," Batman faces a chilling new threat as Preston Payne, desperate to reverse his disfiguring condition, experiments with the remains of Matt Hagen—the former Clayface—only to unleash a horrifying transformation of his own. With Marshall Rogers’ haunting artwork and Dick Giordano’s sharp inks bringing the grotesque metamorphosis to life, this 1980 issue delivers a visceral, suspenseful clash between man and monster. Cover by Marshall Rogers and Dick Giordano.
In "Un terrible secret," Preston Payne's desperate attempt to cure his disfiguring hyperpituitarism backfires when he uses blood from Matt Hagen, the second Clayface, leading to a horrifying transformation. Now forced to dissolve others into liquid form to survive, Payne's escalating madness brings him into deadly conflict with Batman, who stands in the way of his next desperate act.
In "La poupée de cire," Batman faces off against Clayface as the villain's desperate attempt to reclaim his humanity reaches its breaking point—just as the flames of his final experiment begin to consume everything. The story unfolds with tense, eerie precision, capturing the fragile line between man and monster.
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