Batman #218
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Batman and Robin's Greatest Mystery," a classic tale from 1970, Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson uncover a chilling discovery in the Bat-Cave: the body of a man notorious for peddling secrets to the underworld. With the Bat-Cave's location now potentially compromised, the Dynamic Duo must unravel the truth before the city's most dangerous criminals exploit the breach. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Charles Paris and lettering by Stan Starkman, the cover by Murphy Anderson captures the tension perfectly.
When a stolen sonic weapon wipes away Batman and Robin’s memories, the Dynamic Duo must rely on their sharp instincts to piece together who they are—before the weapon’s power falls into the wrong hands again.
In "The Man Who Couldn't Be Tried Twice!" from Batman #218, Batman's courtroom testimony leads to a shocking acquittal—only to uncover a second, hidden killer behind the crime. As the case unfolds, the Dark Knight pieces together clues that challenge everything he thought he knew.
In "The Body in the Bat-Cave," Batman and Robin uncover a corpse in the Bat-Cave just as they’re about to change into their civilian identities—adding a chilling twist to a routine visit. With the dead man known as a black-market informant, the Dynamic Duo must unravel whether his secrets led to the cave’s exposure, before the shadows of Gotham’s underworld strike again.
In "Death Row's Innocent Resident," a death row inmate whose conviction seems final makes a startling request: he’ll confess—only to Batman. When the Dark Knight arrives, the man reveals his true motive isn’t guilt, but a desperate bid to prove his innocence to the one hero who might believe him.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #197 (1953), Detective Comics #234 (1956), Batman #118 (1958), Batman #121 (1959), Batman #130 (1960)
Reprinted in Showcase Presents: Batman #5 (2012)
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