Almanaque de Batman #[1968]

In "A estréia milionária de Menina-Morcêgo," Criminal Jim Varrel, desperate to uncover the traitor who sent him to prison, obsessively watches a television show where Batman personally thanks everyday heroes who’ve aided his crusade—each one a potential clue in a mystery that could free him or doom him further. With art by Dick Sprang and inks by Stan Kaye, this 1968 Brazilian edition captures the classic Batman menace with a twist of pulp intrigue, while the cover by Carmine Infantino, Murphy Anderson, and Joe Giella delivers a striking, dynamic image that perfectly encapsulates the era’s flair.