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B and J Comics
Azrael / Azrael: Agent of the Bat (Volume 1) – #50 – 1995–2003 – DC
Azrael / Azrael: Agent of the Bat (Volume 1) – #50 – 1995–2003 – DC
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🔥 No Man's Land: Resurrection
Cover dated March 1999 and published by DC Comics, this landmark 50th issue of Azrael: Agent of the Bat ties directly into the unfolding No Man’s Land storyline. Written by Dennis O’Neil, illustrated by Roger Robinson, inked by James Pascoe, and colored by Demetrius Bassoukos and Prismacolor, the issue marks a dramatic transformation in Jean-Paul Valley’s identity as Azrael.
Batman tasks Azrael with bringing down Nicholas Scratch, whose growing influence threatens to deepen Gotham City’s political and social collapse. To support the mission, Batman provides Jean-Paul with a new Azrael costume, signaling a rebirth of the role and a departure from the past.
Seeking intel, Azrael contacts Oracle, who identifies a former associate of Scratch named Dr. Curt Lade. But Scratch has already sent his operatives to silence Lade permanently. Azrael reaches him just as the danger unfolds, yet they are soon overwhelmed by Scratch’s armed men and by hostile locals caught in the chaos. The attackers bind Azrael, Lade, and the villagers inside a house and set it ablaze.
Jean-Paul regains consciousness and frees everyone by shedding his burning costume, symbolically severing himself from the old Azrael identity. Although he saves the captives, Lade disappears during the confusion. Standing amid the smoldering ruins, Jean-Paul contemplates abandoning the mantle altogether—until he remembers the new costume Batman entrusted to him.
Accepting his renewed purpose, Jean-Paul declares the old Azrael dead and embraces his future as the new Agent of the Bat, setting the stage for his deeper involvement in the escalating No Man’s Land crisis.
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