Batman Sonderband #30
In "Da bin ich!", a copycat Joker strikes Gotham, reigniting old wounds for both James Gordon and Batman, who still grapples with Jason Todd’s death. The original Joker himself seems changed, seeking to reclaim his roots as "the Joke" under the guise of the "Red Helm." Marv Wolfman’s gripping story, illustrated with sharp precision by Jim Aparo and inked by Mike DeCarlo, unfolds in this 1992 Norbert Hethke Verlag special, with Adrienne Roy’s colors and Iris Blüthgen’s lettering adding depth to a haunting, psychologically charged tale. The cover, by Norm Breyfogle, captures the eerie intensity of the moment.
In "Da bin ich!", a copycat Joker terrorizes Gotham, forcing a haunted James Gordon to confront his past trauma while Batman struggles with the lingering grief over Jason Todd’s death. As the original Joker himself drifts through a fractured identity, seeking to reclaim the essence of "the Joke" beneath the mask of the "Red Helm," the line between villain and victim blurs in this haunting, character-driven tale.
In "Urteile!", the real Joker grapples with his own twisted legacy as a lookalike attempts to replicate his infamous acid bath—only for the imitation to end in disaster, clearing the way for the original to return to Arkham.
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