80 Page Giant Magazine #5

In "The Crimes of the Catwoman!", Selina Kyle finds herself drawn back into her past as the Catwoman when a string of petty crimes in Gotham City sparks her sense of justice—and vanity. Fueled by a mix of pride and purpose, she takes to the rooftops once more, determined to prove that even in her absence, Gotham’s underworld still answers to her.

In "Batman's Greatest Thrills!", the Dark Knight is caught off guard when a television station airs a tribute to his career—only to be interrupted by the Joker, who has escaped prison to stage his own twisted celebration of their long-standing rivalry.

In "The Invisible Batman!" from 80 Page Giant Magazine #5 (1964), Batman finds himself suddenly invisible after a run-in with a radioactive dye, forcing him to navigate a high-stakes gold bullion heist, defend his identity in court, and track down a cure—all while staying unseen. The story blends classic detective work with a uniquely surreal twist, as the Dark Knight’s greatest challenge isn’t the villain, but being believed at all.

In a twist of public relations and masked mischief, Vicki Vale announces her engagement to Batman to fend off the persistent advances of the Shah of Nairomi—prompting the Dark Knight to reluctantly play along. With the world watching, the duo navigates a whirlwind of media frenzy and diplomatic tension, all while keeping the truth of their ruse firmly under wraps.

In the annual festival of Legend City, where citizens don costumes of ancient heroes, the Gimmick Gang strikes during the chaos, targeting the legendary gold of King Midas. Batman and Robin must navigate the sea of mythic disguises, unraveling the criminals' ruses before the city's treasure is lost.

In this 1964 tale from 80 Page Giant Magazine #5, Batman unknowingly carries a key that’s more than it seems—when it’s revealed to be a tracking device, the mysterious Inventor gains the power to shadow every move he makes. The stakes rise as the Dark Knight must outthink a foe who’s always one step behind, using only his wits and gear.