Batman: Year Two #[nn]
This French-language collection presents the 2003 storyline 'Batman: Year Two,' originally published in the United States as part of the Batman: Year Two miniseries. It explores Bruce Wayne's early years as the Dark Knight, introducing a new vigilante known as the Reaper who challenges Batman's methods and forces him to confront his own moral code. The volume includes the complete narrative arc, offering a pivotal chapter in Batman's development as a hero in Gotham City.
In this pivotal installment of Batman: Year Two, Bruce Wayne’s personal life collides with Gotham’s criminal underworld as he proposes to Rachel—only for the Reaper to strike during the gathering of mob bosses. With Todd McFarlane’s bold, dynamic art bringing the chaos to life, Batman arrives too late to prevent the attack, setting off a chain of revelations that force him to confront both past trauma and the man who killed his parents. The story’s emotional weight is matched by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer’s striking cover, making this a standout moment in the series.
In "null," Batman confronts a terrifying echo from Gotham’s past when the long-dead Reaper resurfaces just as Bruce Wayne begins a fragile romance with Rachel Caspian. As the vigilante’s brutal return shakes the city, Batman is forced to face a weapon from his own trauma—his parents’ killer’s gun—knowing it may be the only way to stop a foe tied to a secret he’s only beginning to uncover.
In "null," Bruce’s growing bond with Rachel takes a dark turn as Batman confronts the Reaper once more. Forced to make a dangerous choice, he teams up with a shadowy network of mob bosses and their enforcer, Joe Chill, in a bid to stop the Reaper’s violent crusade.
In "null," Batman confronts the lingering shadows of his past when he teams up with Joe Chill—his parents’ killer—to set a trap for the elusive Reaper. With the weight of history in his hands and the gun that changed everything, Batman pushes past the boundaries of vengeance to face a threat that refuses to stay caught.
In "null," Bruce Wayne's proposal to Rachel takes a deadly turn when the Reaper ambushes a gathering of mob bosses. Batman arrives too late to stop the attack, leaving Joe Chill unconscious—only to later confront the man who killed his parents in a brutal reckoning. As the past and present collide, the Reaper's final act sets off a chain of consequences that will echo through Gotham.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #575 (1987), Detective Comics #576 (1987), Detective Comics #577 (1987), Detective Comics #578 (1987), Batman: Full Circle #[nn] (1991)
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