Superman from the comics: Starting with the Black Robe

Chapter 111 The Three Giants Meet

Chapter 111 The Three Giants Meet

Why did the clown choose to come to this circus?

Batman chooses not to think about this problem for the time being.

If every madness of the Joker could be explained by a motive, then he or she wouldn't be the Joker.

The most important thing now is to ensure that old Thomas's meeting with Martha the Clown doesn't lead to more deaths.

"Steelbow, still haven't located those two?"

"We're still investigating. Your area is in the suburbs of Gotham; there are no surveillance cameras or security cameras, so I can't pinpoint the exact location so quickly!"

Just as Superman's superhuman vision has the limitation of lead, Cyborg also cannot accurately locate a person in an environment where cameras and networks are scarce.

Especially since the performance hadn't started yet, there weren't many audience members using their phone cameras.

Tonight's episode promises a brave adventure!

Fireworks exploded in the sky above the distant circus tent, releasing dazzling light, and the light strips flashed wildly, highlighting the words "Flying Grayson" on the top of the sign.

The Grayson family's "Flying Trapeze" show, the grand finale of the evening, has begun.

"Damn it!"

Almost without hesitation, Batman ran towards the largest tent in the center of the circus arena.

"Steelbow, I need all possible support."

If the Joker wanted to cause some trouble, the area with the densest crowd would be the Nightwing's performance stage.

What if he guesses wrong?

At this moment, Batman could only hope that he hadn't guessed wrong.

If he was really wrong, at least he could save Dick's family in this world on the spot, preventing their brave adventure tonight from turning into a heavy tragedy.

Moreover, he was not alone:

"Steelbow, I need..."

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Before Batman could finish speaking, a cylindrical white light appeared beside him.

Joey, carrying a long-handled iron hammer, and Wonder Woman, drenched in sweat, appeared at the circus.

In his other hand, Joey held a fragment of the Helmet of Destiny, which remained unscathed from the hammer of Vulcan, with a wisp of sparks still lingering on the fragment.

"Be careful!"

Wonder Woman drew her sword and thrust it horizontally, catching the last spark of fire.

This is hellfire; even a tiny speck the size of a firefly could unleash a devastating blaze upon contact with the earth.

Call ~

After blowing on the metal shard in his hand to cool it completely, Joey scanned the entire circus with his eyes.

To be honest, having the Justice League's Big Three hunt down a Joker is a bit like using a cannon to kill a fly, but they're just killing time anyway.

Instead of continuing to struggle with the fragments of Doctor Fate's helmet, it's better to nip the flames of crime in the bud before the Joker causes even more damage.

"Feed~"

After scanning the entire circus with his super vision, Joey knew that their trip as the trio had probably not been in vain.

His superhuman vision was useless here; there were nearly ten tents of all sizes set up in this outdoor circus, and he couldn't see through any of them.

It's unlikely that anyone would be so insane as to add lead to the fabric of a tent, so the only thing affecting one's eyesight must be something else—magic.

"It's Superman! And that Amazon!"

The teleportation was so loud that the three of them were inevitably discovered by the crowd.

Batman frowned slightly as he watched the crowd gradually gather around him, and more and more people pulled out their phones and shone their flashlights at them.

"Still haven't found the Joker? We must act immediately; it's too dangerous for so many people to be gathered together."

There were too many people at the scene; if anything went wrong, the casualties would be incalculable.

"Something's wrong, Bruce. There's not just the Joker here; something else is blocking my view."

Both Joey and Cyborg, who was in charge of the teleportation, initially thought it was a simple case of teleporting to the ground, finding the real culprit, and locking him up in jail in one smooth motion. However, things turned out to be far more complicated than they had anticipated.

"We should teleport to a point three thousand meters above the destination."

Joey had a very bad feeling.

"Fuck you, Wonder Woman!"

Someone in the crowd shouted this out.

No, Joey knew who it was—almost instantly he dropped the sledgehammer in his hand, flashed in front of the man, and reached out to grab him by the collar.

Wonder Woman followed with equal speed, grabbing Joey's hand tightly and stopping him.

"I don't care what these men think, let them curse."

The war between Diana and Aquaman previously resulted in hundreds of thousands of casualties, not to mention her invasion of Britain. Although worldly men are fragile and arrogant, Wonder Woman acknowledges the courage, or rather, arrogance, of the man who made the attack, regardless of his motives.

Not everyone has the guts to verbally abuse one of the "world's most dangerous butchers" as reported by the media.

The Wonder Woman from another world touched her deeply, and she began to truly examine how to apply kindness and compassion to these mortals.

After Batman saw the person's face clearly, he couldn't help but sigh at how things had changed. Today was truly a reunion of old friends for him.

The man who spoke was a middle-aged man with strong features and an upright posture. Judging from his posture, he clearly had a military service background.

More importantly, Batman recognized his face, Steve Trevor. In Batman's world, his relationship with Wonder Woman was as close as Robin's with himself.

With business at hand, Batman had to speak up to remind him:

"Several suspicious locations have been identified by the steel frame."

At that moment, Joey learned the man's name and identity from the driver's license and military identification in the man's wallet. He hadn't originally intended to do anything to the man; he had just wanted to punch him in front of everyone as a response to his rudeness.

After saying "You're lucky," Joey turned around, hoisted the Vulcan hammer he had just thrown on the ground onto his shoulder, and headed to one of the locations marked by Cyborg.

The other party was indeed very lucky, especially since this luck was related to Joey.

In the original timeline, Steve Trevor would have been active on the battlefields of the British Isles as a member of the British underground resistance.

Even though he was one of the most elite military agents, he was no match for the Amazon warriors and was eventually captured.

Then came his end: Queen Diana of Britain and Paradise Island personally strangled this enemy she had never met with the Lasso of Truth.

If Joey hadn't gotten Wonder Woman out of Britain in time, she wouldn't be able to come and watch the circus performance in peace now.

Have fun, my friends!

Before leaving, Joey quickly switched to a smile and greeted the somewhat somber crowd:

I love you all!