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Azrael / Azrael: Agent of the Bat (Volume 1) – #33 – 1995–2003 – DC
Azrael / Azrael: Agent of the Bat (Volume 1) – #33 – 1995–2003 – DC
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🔥 Angel and the Monster Maker, Part 3: Epiphany!
Published with a cover date of September 1997 by DC Comics, this conclusion to the “Angel and the Monster Maker” arc blends psychological symbolism, horror elements, and action. Written by Dennis O’Neil with artwork by Roger Robinson, inks by James Pascoe, and colors by Demetrius Bassoukos, the issue pushes Azrael into a surreal confrontation with monsters—both literal and internal.
The story opens as Hiram and Otto Nadir flee their factory hideout. Azrael defeats the werewolf and pursues the mad scientists back to their laboratory, where Otto violently turns on his own father by throwing a mutagenic serum in Hiram’s face. The serum transforms Hiram into a monstrous, octopus-like creature that entangles Azrael in its tentacles.
In the chaos, Azrael hurls another beaker of the serum, splashing himself, Otto, and Hiram. The chemicals induce vivid hallucinations—Azrael imagines transforming into a celestial angel, while in reality the serum has no physical effect on him or Hiram. Otto, however, is reduced to the form of a baby.
As Azrael consumes more of the serum, he undergoes another hallucination, this time envisioning himself as a devil. Glinda the Witch appears to remind him that both the angel and the devil dwell within him, and ultimately he must choose who he will become.
This symbolic finale brings Azrael face to face with his fractured identity, closing the Monster Maker arc on a thematic note that underscores his ongoing internal struggle.
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