100-Page Super Spectacular #DC-20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Crimes of Two-Face!", a courtroom tragedy transforms District Attorney Harvey Kent into a criminal obsessed with duality, his life split in two by acid and a twisted sense of justice. Now a mastermind who flips a two-headed silver dollar to decide the fate of his crimes, he turns Gotham into a battleground of chance and vengeance.
In "Tarantula Unmasks Dr. Mid-Nite," the mystery deepens when criminals kidnap Dr. McNider to expose the secret identity of the Man of Night—only to find themselves outmaneuvered when Dr. Mid-Nite himself steps into the spotlight to save the day. The tension mounts as the masked hero’s true identity hangs in the balance, and the line between vigilante and victim blurs.
In "An Orchid for the Deceased!", Larry sets up his detective agency in Dinah’s flower shop, where his first case centers on a mysterious order for a rare black orchid. When Black Canary investigates the delivery, she’s unexpectedly drawn into a murder charge after the wealthy Andrew Masters—whom she once saved at Gargoyle Lake—is found dead.
In "The Case of the Camera Curse!", Starman confronts a sinister foe wielding a mysterious voodoo formula fused with photo-electric technology, using a camera to trap the souls of men and bend the will of anyone whose image he captures. With the line between reality and captured likeness blurring, Starman must unravel the dark science behind the lens before the next photograph seals another soul in shadow.
In "The World within the Paintings," the Spectre races to stop a tide of monstrous creatures tearing through the city while desperately trying to save Clarice, whose fate is entwined with the eerie forces unfolding before him. As chaos erupts in the real world, the line between reality and the painted realms begins to blur.
In "The End of Two-Face!", the notorious criminal with a split personality escapes custody, reigniting his reign of chaos—only to accidentally endanger Gilda in the process. Facing the consequences, he surrenders and undergoes plastic surgery to reclaim his appearance, setting the stage for a tense confrontation with justice.
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Reprinted in The Comic Reader #97 (1973), Giant Batman Album #28 (1974), Limited Collectors' Edition #C-37 (1975), الوطواط [Al-Watwat / The Batman] #114
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