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Comics - Ongoing - Detective Comics - Issue #324

DETECTIVE COMICS #324
COVER TAGLINE: None
TITLE: Menace of the Robot Brain
STORY ARC: None

COVER DATE: February, 1964

WRITER: Dave Wood
ARTIST: Sheldon Moldoff
INKER: Charles Paris
EDITORS: Jack Schiff
COVER: Sheldon Moldoff

PRICE: $.12 U.S.

CHARACTERS: Batman (Bruce Wayne); Robin (Dick Grayson)

PLOT:
Honest men suddenly turn to crime. When they are captured, they have no memory of their thefts. Batman follows clues back to a sidewalk photographer, Ernest LaRue. He follows one of LaRue's victims back to the crook's hide-out.

Batman and Robin enter LaRue's lair and are beseiged by several traps. Batman escapes the traps, but LaRue slips out an escape hatch. However, Robin has gotten a photo with LaRue's camera. The special camera captures brain waves and allows Robin to control LaRue, just as the crook controlled his victims. Robin makes LaRue surrender and release the Caped Crusaders from another trap.


TITLE: The Beast Who Was J'onn J'onzz

WRITER: Jack Miller
ARTIST: Joe Certa
INKER: Joe Certa
CHARACTERS: Martian Manhunter; Zook; Captain Harding; Diane Meade

PLOT:
Diane Meade summons J'onn J'onzz when an archaeological expedition uncovers a creature which comes to life after being struck by lightning. J'onn fights the beast and temporarily cages it.

Writings on a cave wall show three creatures, one of which can defeat this beast. J'onn transforms himself into each of the three creatures. One beast breathes fire, which weakens J'onn preventing him from changing to his original form. Zook uses his powers to freeze J'onn, putting out the fire, allowing him to revert to normal. He then becomes the beast which is capable of stopping the menacing creature and defeats it.

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