DC Christmas - 24 histoires pour attendre Noël #[nn]

Superboy, stirred by the mystery of a celestial light above Bethlehem, convinces the Legion of Super-Heroes to embark on a nocturnal quest to find the star said to have marked Christ’s birth—just as Christmas Eve unfolds.

In this festive DC tale, Alfred rescues a scrappy dog from a shelter and trains it as a surprise gift for Bruce ahead of Christmas. With a wink and a nod, Bruce playfully crafts a makeshift mask for the pup, christening him Bat-Molosse.

In a snow-dusted Greenville, Wonder Woman follows a trail of Nazi remnants, only to find the Carter family caught in the crosshairs of the ruthless Carl Natz and his men, who’ve taken the children hostage. As she moves through the quiet streets, the weight of the holiday season presses against the urgency of a rescue that could change everything.

In "Papa Noël roule pour la pègre," a well-meaning but easily led professional wrestler is roped into playing Santa at a local department store—his jolly disguise a perfect cover for a gang of criminals pulling off their schemes under the holiday cheer. With the season’s warmth masking something far more sinister, the line between festive fun and criminal enterprise blurs in this clever, suspenseful tale.

When Tiny Tom Ratchet uncovers his father’s employer, Mr. Scrounge, using the junkyard for criminal operations, he turns to the Teen Titans—whose own intervention takes on a festive twist as they haunt Scrounge as the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, riffing on Dickens’ classic with a swingin’ holiday flair.

In a haunting twist, the Joker, haunted by existential doubt, is shown a world where he never existed—through the spectral guidance of Jason Todd. What unfolds is a chilling exploration of absence, identity, and the strange weight of legacy, all within the quiet, eerie stillness of a Christmas Eve that never was.

In "On recherche : Le père Noël... mort ou vif !", Batman teams up with Boomer Katz, a recently released thief, to stop a crowd from stealing a day’s worth of receipts at a department store—guided only by the mysterious glow of a Nativity star.