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Peut-être d'autre Buzzukis peuvent m'aider mais je ne me souviens absolument pas avoir lu en VF une mention de l'asile de Willowood, ni d'allusion à Thomas Wayne JR. Depuis que j'ai écrit mon premier post j'ai relu les épisodes mentionnés et juste hormis la mention que les Wayne ont essayé d'aider Hurt, mais je n'ai rien vu d'autre.
Donc, mea culpa concernant mon post et mes propos sur Batman mais il me semble que si un lecteur VF vient lire ton article, sans avoir les précisions dont tu parles dans ton dernier post, il pensera la même chose que moi que c'est une erreur majeur et que Comic BOX est pas très sérieux.
J'attends un retour d'autre lecteur sur ce forum pour être définitif. |
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Following numerous hints and plot threads throughout Batman and Robin and Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne, the mystery of Hurt's identity was seemingly resolved in Batman and Robin #16, in which he was identified as a devil-worshipping ancestor of Bruce Wayne's named Thomas Wayne (first mentioned in Batman and Robin #10 and appearing in Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #4). The issue reveals that centuries beforehand Hurt attempted to summon the demon Barbatos, but instead was confronted by the Hyper-Adapter, the hyper-dimensional creature tasked by Darkseid with overseeing Batman's voyage through history after he was struck by the villain's Omega Effect. Corrupted — or perhaps possessed — by the Hyper-Adapter's energies, this Thomas Wayne became extremely long-lived (potentially immortal), living through until the present day, when he was taken in by Batman's parents, Thomas and Martha Wayne. Wishing to help him the Waynes send him to Willowood Asylum claiming that he's their son, Thomas Wayne Jr. (a reference to a pre-Crisis story which Bruce had a mentally damaged brother with the same name[8]). This had previously been referenced in Morrison's Batman #702, which showed the Asylum as the same hospital Thomas Wayne Jr. was sent to. Batman and Dick Grayson conclude this reading of events to be the truth, and impartial flashbacks in the issue appear to confirm it as accurate, though the insane Hurt continues to claim throughout the issue that he is both Thomas Wayne and the Devil. Grant Morrison admits as much during an interview in Wizard Magazine[9]: |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Hurt
dans batman 702 (batman universe 9) on voit les grilles de willowood et mention d un secret de famille
j ai bien l impression que c est pas la VF mais Morrison qui glisse des tas d indices que le lecter doit remettre en place ... (ce qui doit être plus facile quand on connait les histoires des 50's auquelles il fait reference).