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Cover: Fershid Bharucha

USA magazine #36

Sep 1988 · Comics USA · 25,00 FRF; 180 BEF; 7.95 CAD; 7,50 CHF; 9,90 NLG; 725 ESP
“Des souris et des femmes”

"Des souris et des femmes" is a standout entry in the Batman mythos, written by Alan Moore and illustrated with striking precision by Brian Bolland, whose distinctive art and inks bring a chilling elegance to the tale. In this 1988 issue, the Joker’s twisted game escalates as he ambushes Commissioner Gordon’s home, shooting Barbara and taking Jim hostage, leading to a nightmarish confrontation at a warped carnival where madness and memory collide. The cover by Fershid Bharucha captures the story’s eerie tone, making this a must-have for collectors of Moore’s early work and Bolland’s iconic style.

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writer Alan Moore · artist, inker Brian Bolland · colorist John Higgins · letterer Martine Ségard · cover Fershid Bharucha

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writer Alan Moore
artist, inker Brian Bolland
colorist John Higgins
cover pencils Fershid Bharucha

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As Batman attempts to track the villain down, the Joker shows up at the house of Commissioner Gordon where he promptly shoots Barbara and captures her father. The Joker takes Jim to a modified carnival where he tries to drive him mad.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).