Batman #130
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Batman's Deadly Birthday," a mysterious new villain armed with ancient weapons strikes Gotham, setting the Caped Crusader on a trail that leads back to a disgruntled studio technician who vanished from the hospital after a fall on a film set. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, this 1960 classic blends studio intrigue with Gotham’s shadows, with the cover by Moldoff capturing the eerie tone of the mystery.
In "Batman's Deadly Birthday," Gotham City throws a series of charity events to mark the anniversary of Batman’s first case, but each one ends with the funds stolen—leaving the Dark Knight to unravel a pattern of crime that’s anything but celebratory.
In "The Master of Weapons," Graham—Paragon Pictures’ technical director and weapon designer—vanishes after a fall from a film set, only to reemerge weeks later as a costumed menace wielding an arsenal of ancient arms. The mystery deepens as Gotham faces a new threat, one whose weapons seem plucked straight from history, leaving Batman to unravel the connection between a fallen studio man and a deadly new criminal.
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Reprinted in Albi del Falco #230 (1960), Batman #218 (1970), MV Comix #1/1971 (1971), Batman (1ª Série) #95
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