0922DC275 – Sword of Azrael #5 Derrick Chew Cover – $4.99 (W) Dan Watters (A/CA) Nikola Cizmesija Reeling from his confrontation with the Order of St. Dumas' origins, Jean-Paul Valley and ...

This week, Sword of Azrael reaches its epic conclusion with the sixth issue of the series. Sword of Azrael #6 promises to bring the story of Azrael and his sword to a thrilling and satisfying ...

Sword of Azrael #1 will feature a cover by Čižmešija and variant covers (all seen here) by Josh Middleton, Claire Roe, and Quesada and Tomeu Morey. Image 1 of 3 (Image credit: DC) ...

DC’s description of Sword of Azrael #1 reads: “The warrior angel of St. Dumas returns! Jean-Paul Valley does not want to be Azrael ever again. All it has brought him is pain, violence, and misery.

Sword of Azrael? Try looking that up! All you’re going to find is the 90s miniseries Batman: Sword of Azrael. It’s just annoying that nobody could be bothered to think up a new title for this ...

Batman: Sword of Azrael could be considered a prequel to "Knightfall." Learn more about Jean-Paul Valley, how he became ...

Azrael breaks through a window and has a sword fight with Alfred. Azrael then follows Bruce into the garage. There, Bruce gets into one of the cars and runs him over.

Created in Batman: Sword of Azrael by Denny O’Neill and Joe Quesada (yes, the same one who is now the Chief Creative Officer of Marvel Entertainment) in 1992, Valley was a genetically engineered ...

Azrael's Blade in Lucifer is one of the universe's most powerful weapons - we've explained the history of the weapon and how it turns up in season 5.

Azrael doesn't necessarily have any superpowers, but the villain is skilled in hand-to-hand combat and is often associated with a flaming sword, or pair of swords, so you can bet he knows how to ...

Originally appearing in Batman: Sword of Azrael, Jean-Paul Valley became the second Batman during the Knightfall, Knightquest, and KnightsEnd storylines in the early '90s.

Sword of Azrael is concluded. This comic has consistently kept me anticipating each month and invested me in a story I didn’t know I wanted told.