Batman Sonderheft #23
In "Der Mann, der Mlle. Marie ermordete!", Batman follows a chilling clue left by a dying woman—her final words a name: Alfred Pennyworth. But when Julia, haunted by the revelation, believes the name points to her father, the truth unravels in ways neither she nor the Dark Knight expect. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Don Newton, with inks by Dan Atkins and colors by Adrienne Roy, this 1981 Egmont Ehapa special features a cover by Jim Aparo, blending mystery and family secrets in a story where identity and deception blur.
In "Der Mann, der Mlle. Marie ermordete!", Bruce Wayne follows Lucius Fox and Alfred Pennyworth to Paris, where he uncovers a mystery tied to the past. As he investigates, he meets Julia, a woman who holds one of the men responsible for her mother’s murder—though the truth behind the accusation remains shrouded in secrets.
In "null," Julia grapples with the cryptic final words of a dying woman—Alfred—only to discover the name hides a truth far deeper than she imagined. As secrets from her past surface, the bond between father and daughter is tested, while Batman works to uncover the real killer behind the deception.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #501 (1981), Detective Comics #502 (1981)
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