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Comics - Ongoning Series - The Batman Family - Issue #7

THE BATMAN FAMILY #7
COVER DATE: September/October, 1976
PRICE: $.50
EDITOR(s): Julius Schwartz
COVER: Ernie Chua

TITLE: 13 Points to a Dead End
WRITER: Elliot S! Maggin
PENCILER(s): Curt Swan
INKER(s): Vince Colletta
CHARACTERS: Batgirl (Barbara Gordon); Robin (Dick Grayson)

PLOT:
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TITLE: The Amazing Dr. Double X

WRITER: Dave Wood
ARTIST: Sheldon Moldoff
INKER: Charles Paris
CHARACTERS: Batman (Bruce Wayne); Robin (Dick Grayson); Commissioner James Gordon

PLOT:
Batman and Robin chase down a new costumed criminal, Dr. X. When they find him, a phantom double with amazing powers appears and begins battling the heroes. The double disappears at the last moment, and Batman takes the doctor to jail.

In prison, Dr. Double X appears again and breaks Dr. X out. They lure Batman and Robin into a trap and try to perform an experiment on Batman. A phantom double of Batman appears and tries to act evil. However, the double is the real Batman, the captured one is merely a robot. The trick helps to allow Batman to stop Dr. X and take him back to prison.

ORIGINAL PRINTING:
Story Reprinted From Detective Comics #261

TITLE: The Broken Batman Trophies

WRITER: Bill Finger
ARTIST: Dick Sprang
INKER: Charles Paris
CHARACTERS: Batman (Bruce Wayne); Robin (Dick Grayson)

PLOT:
Bruce Wayne makes a television appearance and his chin is scraped while on camera. Later, he must appear as Batman for another studio. Fearing the audience will see his scratch during close-ups, Batman acts clumsy and breaks the trophies he is being awarded. As a result, each close-up is ruined. After covering the scratch with make-up he returns and explains that he was acting clumsy to protect someone he knows.

ORIGINAL PRINTING:
Story Reprinted From Batman #103

REVIEW:
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