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B and J Comics
Azrael / Azrael: Agent of the Bat (Volume 1) – #61– 1995–2003 – DC
Azrael / Azrael: Agent of the Bat (Volume 1) – #61– 1995–2003 – DC
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Cover-dated February 2000, this final No Man’s Land tie-in for the series blends emotional character work with the ongoing danger of Joker’s last, vicious scheme. Written by Dennis O’Neil with art by Roger Robinson and James Pascoe, the issue serves as a quiet yet powerful character moment for Jean-Paul and Cassandra during Gotham’s darkest winter.
Batman alerts his allies that Joker has kidnapped babies and intends to kill them, sending everyone scrambling across Gotham. At Leslie Thompkins’ clinic, Jean-Paul struggles to understand the meaning of Christmas until Batgirl arrives with a summons from Oracle.
As they travel to the Watchtower—and later to CampLex—Azrael and Batgirl bond through shared trauma as engineered child soldiers. Jean-Paul asks Batgirl to remove her mask, telling her she has a kind face, and Oracle surprises them both with their first Christmas gifts: perfume for Batgirl and a harmonica for Azrael.
On the road, Batgirl trades gifts, handing Azrael her perfume. His attempt at harmonica-playing starts off painfully, but after one more try he produces an unexpectedly beautiful melody, inspiring Batgirl to perform an acrobatic dance—her own Christmas gift to him. Jean-Paul regrets having nothing for her in return.
At CampLex, the mission turns deadly. Attacked by LexCorp security under Mercy Graves, Azrael recognizes that Joker has booby-trapped the building’s Christmas tree with explosive baby dolls. A split-second before detonation, Azrael throws himself over Mercy and Batgirl, absorbing the blast and suffering severe burns.
Recovering at Leslie’s clinic, Jean-Paul learns his sacrifice saved two lives. His hair burned away, but his armor kept him alive. Among the debris, he had managed to retrieve a small ornament—an angel figurine. When Batgirl visits him, he gives her the angel as his Christmas gift.
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