Cover: Neal Adams & Dick Giordano

Batman #239

Feb 1972 · DC · 0.25 USD

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“Silent Night, Deadly Night!”

In "Silent Night, Deadly Night!", Batman and Robin take on a heartfelt mission during the holidays, bringing cheer to the isolated and forgotten—only for the cunning criminal Dirk Dagner to twist their goodwill into a scheme of his own. Written by Don C. Cameron and illustrated by Bob Kane with inks by Jerry Robinson, this 1972 classic captures a rare, tender moment in Gotham’s darkest hero’s journey, all framed by Neal Adams’ striking cover art with inks by Dick Giordano.

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writer Don C. Cameron · artist Bob Kane · inker Jerry Robinson · letterer George Roussos · cover Neal Adams, Dick Giordano

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Full credits

writer Don C. Cameron

artist Bob Kane

inker Jerry Robinson

letterer George Roussos

cover pencils Neal Adams

cover inks Dick Giordano

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For this Christmas, Batman and Robin decide to play Santa to "the loneliest men in the world": those who have no friends at that festive time of the year. But criminal Dirk Dagner decides to use this plan for his own financial advantage!

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).