COVER TAGLINE:
None
TITLE:
Bruce Wayne Unmasks Batman
STORY ARC:
None
COVER DATE:
November, 1966
WRITER:
John Broome
ARTIST:
Carmine Infantino
INKER:
Joe Giella
EDITORS:
Julius Schwartz
COVER:
Carmine Infantino; Joe Giella
PRICE: $.12 U.S.
CHARACTERS: Batman (Bruce Wayne);
Robin (Dick Grayson)
PLOT:
Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson appear on a television program. They are surprised when Batman and Robin join them. In the middle of the show, crooks gas them, then kidnap Batman and Robin. The crooks unmask the heroes, but don't recognize them. To discover their identities, the crooks let them go and follow them back to their home.
At the television studio, Bruce and Dick recover. The host explains that the kidnpped heroes were really college students acting as the Dynamic Duo. Bruce and Dick become the real Batman and Robin and track down their impersonators at their college fraternity house. The crooks are there too. The real Batman and Robin apprehend the crooks.
Later, the interrupted tv show continues. Bruce and Dick then unmask the phony duo as Tom Wiley anmd Stewart Hall.
TITLE:
Tragedy of the Too-Lucky Thief
WRITER:
Gardner F. Fox
ARTIST:
Murphy Anderson
INKER:
Sid Greene
CHARACTERS:
Elongated Man; Sue Dibny
PLOT:
Ralph and Sue Dibny attend the horse races at Hollyvale Race Track. Joey Cutler, a man sitting near them, wins his bet on each race, but is disappointed. Ralph investigates the mystery and saves Cutler from a group of thugs. Cutler then explains that his horoscope predicted a lucky streak for him, but it also predicted his death. Cutler had been trying to prove prophecy false by losing, but his luck prevailed at the track. Now he worries about his death.
Ralph stays with Cutler and protects him from another gang of thugs. Then police accuse Cutler of stealing a valuable stamp collection from Judge Albert Tolliver. Ralph provides Cutler with an alibi since he was with the man at the time of the crime. However, Ralph suspects that he was tricked. Cutler had set the clock ahead at the crime scene, so that he would appear to have been in two places at once. Ralph finds the stamp collection with Cutler's fingerprints, proving that he was the culprit. Cutler intentionally drew Ralph's attention at the race track, so that Ralph could provide his alibi.
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