Batmax #[nn]
In the surreal 1986 world of Futuropolis, "Batmax" delivers a striking blend of noir intrigue and absurd heroism. When Monsieur Raoul, Louise’s boss, makes a sudden and aggressive move, the mysterious Batmax steps in—silent, swift, and utterly out of place in this strange, bureaucratic dreamscape. Written and illustrated entirely by Jacques Lob, with his own inks and lettering, the issue’s cover by Lob himself captures the story’s off-kilter tension in bold, stylized lines.
In this 1986 satire-parody tale from Batmax #, Monsieur Raoul, Louise’s boss with questionable intentions, makes a clumsy move one evening—only to be thwarted by the masked vigilante Batmax, who steps in with unexpected flair. A tongue-in-cheek take on superhero tropes, the story pits a bumbling authority figure against a flamboyant defender, all in eight pages of over-the-top absurdity.
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