American Comics: The Phantom Thief System, Kid Plays the Gotham Police

After transmigrating into DC, Dean landed in Gotham. He had a "Miracle Phantom Thief System": if he wanted to grow stronger, he had to astonish the world.

He performed magic for ten years, but his astonishment score never budged. At last, he understood: it wasn't that his magic was bad, but that he had the wrong identity. What he needed to be was a phantom thief.

No one took his first calling card seriously. He stole a bracelet, then returned it exactly as it was. His second target was the ruby "Angel's Tears." More than a hundred guards, the GCPD, and every Robin mobilized. He blocked bullets with his cape and disarmed enemies with throwing cards, snatched the gem under everyone's gaze, then vanished into thin air, leaving behind only a rain of rose petals.

Gordon called him the hardest criminal in the GCPD to catch. Waller wanted to recruit him into Task Force X. He casually swiped Green Lantern's power ring. Superman still couldn't figure out how he had infiltrated the Fortress of Solitude. Not one of Batman's hundreds of contingency plans had been used.

"I'm not a thief. I'm the one who makes miracles part of everyday life."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.