Superman Géant #29
In "Le plus grand voleur de l'univers," Batman confronts a wave of meticulously executed crimes that begin with a daring gold-coin heist, leading him to infiltrate the clandestine Crime Exchange. Written by David Vern and illustrated by Ernie Chan with inks by Mike Royer, the story follows Batman’s risky gambit to uncover the organization’s hidden President—posing as a reporter to pass a dangerous test: handling a firearm, a violation of his own code. The cover, by Eduardo Barreto, captures the tension of this high-stakes deception.
In "Reportage en direct," Batman finds himself outmaneuvered after a high-profile gold-coin heist, triggering a wave of meticulously planned crimes. To uncover the mastermind behind the spree, he infiltrates the Crime Exchange, a shadowy agency that matches criminals to jobs, and poses as a reporter to gain access to its hidden leadership—only to be tested with a gun, a weapon the real Batman has sworn to never use.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #452 (1975), The New Adventures of Superboy #19 (1981), The New Adventures of Superboy #54 (1984), Superman #403 (1985), Superman #404 (1985)
Reprinted in Branché ! sur... #2 (1986)
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