Batman #248
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death-Knell for a Traitor!", Dick Grayson and Diane Lewis take a group of local kids on a tour of a supposedly haunted castle—only to find themselves plunged into a mystery when Diane and some of the children vanish. With the help of his Robin identity, Dick uncovers the hidden truth behind the castle's eerie legends, all drawn from the sharp storytelling of Elliot S! Maggin and the dynamic art of Irv Novick, with Frank McLaughlin’s inks adding depth to the shadows. The cover, a striking piece by Michael Wm. Kaluta, captures the eerie atmosphere perfectly.
In "Death-Knell for a Traitor!", decades after his betrayal landed him in prison, a former war traitor is freed—only to be snatched by the vengeful Colonel Sulphur, who believes the lost blood diamond from his past still holds deadly secrets. As the shadows of history close in, the man must face a reckoning he thought he’d escaped.
In "The Immortals of Usen Castle," Dick Grayson and Diane Lewis take a group of local kids on a tour of the reportedly haunted Usen Castle—until Diane and some of the children vanish without a trace. As the mystery unfolds, Dick Grayson dons the Robin costume to uncover the truth behind the castle’s spectral legends.
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Reprinted in MV Comix #15/1973 (1973), Superman #14/1973 (1973), Batman Classics #47 (1974), Batman Classics #49 (1974), Lynvingen #2/1974 (1974), Läderlappen #3/1974 (1974), Lynvingen #4/1974 (1974), Läderlappen #5/1974 (1974), Superman et Batman et Robin #71 - 72 (1974), Batman et Superman Géant #2 (1976), Showcase Presents: Robin the Boy Wonder #1 (2008), Robin: The Bronze Age Omnibus #[nn] (2020)
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