Batman #147
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Plants of Plunder," Batman faces a bizarre twist when a criminal scientist uses a ray to shrink him down to the size and appearance of a four-year-old—yet refuses to let the Dark Knight stay down. With his mind intact and his iconic costume adapted to his new form, Batman becomes Bat-Baby, continuing his crusade against crime in a way no one expected. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Charles Paris and letters by Stan Starkman, this 1962 classic sees the Caped Crusader at his most unexpectedly vulnerable—and clever. The cover, also by Moldoff, captures the moment with a striking, playful intensity.
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In "Batman Becomes Bat-Baby," a criminal scientist's experimental ray transforms the Dark Knight into a four-year-old, but with a clever twist, Batman adapts—modifying his iconic suit to suit his new form and still taking on Gotham's rogues as Bat-Baby. The story captures the absurd charm of 1962’s Silver Age whimsy, where even a shrinking hero can keep the city safe.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #235 (1956)
Reprinted in Batman #146 (1962), Batman Classics #11 (1971), Läderlappen #9/1978 (1978), Lynvingen #8/1978 (1978)
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