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B and J Comics
Azrael / Azrael: Agent of the Bat (Volume 1) – #65– 1995–2003 – DC
Azrael / Azrael: Agent of the Bat (Volume 1) – #65– 1995–2003 – DC
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🔥 The Witness
Cover-dated June 2000, this issue follows immediately after the fallout of the Quakists incident, as Jean-Paul grapples with the possibility that he may have killed an innocent man. Written by Dennis O’Neil with art by Roger Robinson and James Pascoe, the chapter explores guilt, manipulation, and the fragile line between justice and vengeance.
Batman attempts to take control of the Azrael murder case, while Huntress refuses to trust his judgment and vows to turn Jean-Paul in herself. As Batman questions Brian Bryan and Dr. Leslie Thompkins, Jean-Paul hides beneath a bridge—haunted, exhausted, and unsure of what he may have done. When a stranger approaches him with a knife, Jean-Paul reacts instinctively, putting on the mask and striking back with punishing force.
Still tormented, he confronts Nicholas Scratch in a rage. Scratch feigns fear and manipulates him, warning that Azrael is dangerously close to killing the supposed eyewitness. The psychological tactic breaks Jean-Paul’s resolve—he removes the mask and flees, leaving Scratch uncertain whether his plan is working.
Jean-Paul returns to the church, where Huntress and Batman confront him together. Batman reveals the truth: Jean-Paul was drugged by Scratch during their tea, and a witness—Harold, the church handyman—saw Scratch committing the murder himself. Jean-Paul is relieved to hear Batman affirm his innocence, and with a sense of release, he burns the original Azrael armor that Scratch forced him back into.
But as the issue closes, two police officers discover another dead body beneath a bridge—leaving a chilling question hanging in the air about the consequences of Jean-Paul’s earlier encounter.
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