
Batman: Sword of Azrael #1-4, Batman Post-Crisis #66, Batman: Knightfall #0.5, Batman: Miniseries #Other, Batman #Other
Batman: Sword of Azrael
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Graphic Novels
Format
Paperback
Pages
112
Language
English
Published
Aug 1, 1993
Publisher
DC COMICS
ISBN-10
156389100X
ISBN-13
9781563891007
Description
In the heart of Gotham City, a new chapter unfolds as Jean Paul Valley grapples with his lineage and the weight of expectation that comes with it. As a descendant of the holy warriors known as the Order of St. Dumas, Jean Paul is burdened by extraordinary powers that set him apart from ordinary men. Struggling between his human nature and the demands of his heritage, he finds himself thrust into a battle that requires more than just physical strength; it demands resolve and an understanding of good and evil.
Jean Paul's journey takes a darker turn as he becomes embroiled in Gotham's underworld, confronting a menacing conflict that intertwines his fate with that of the city's cherished protector, Batman. In this tense environment, he must navigate loyalty and vengeance while grappling with his inner demons and the moral complexities of justice. The choices he makes will not only affect his fate but the future of Gotham itself.
As he embraces his destiny, the clash between faith, power, and violence comes to a head. The character's transformation evokes powerful themes of redemption, identity, and the ongoing fight against tyranny. The narrative weaves intricate layers of psychological depth and moral ambiguity, exploring what it truly means to be a hero.
Ultimately, Jean Paul's path is fraught with both peril and purpose, challenging him to harness his ancestral gifts while confronting the dark legacy that accompanies them. It is a tale not just about wielding power, but understanding the responsibility that comes with it, as he faces the shadows that threaten to engulf him and his city.
Jean Paul's journey takes a darker turn as he becomes embroiled in Gotham's underworld, confronting a menacing conflict that intertwines his fate with that of the city's cherished protector, Batman. In this tense environment, he must navigate loyalty and vengeance while grappling with his inner demons and the moral complexities of justice. The choices he makes will not only affect his fate but the future of Gotham itself.
As he embraces his destiny, the clash between faith, power, and violence comes to a head. The character's transformation evokes powerful themes of redemption, identity, and the ongoing fight against tyranny. The narrative weaves intricate layers of psychological depth and moral ambiguity, exploring what it truly means to be a hero.
Ultimately, Jean Paul's path is fraught with both peril and purpose, challenging him to harness his ancestral gifts while confronting the dark legacy that accompanies them. It is a tale not just about wielding power, but understanding the responsibility that comes with it, as he faces the shadows that threaten to engulf him and his city.
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