Batman #25

Jan 1996 · Carlsen Comics [DE] · 29.90 DEM

📊 ~125,602 copies sold its debut month

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Knights of Knavery," a vengeful former Sheik from Baghdad arrives in Gotham City with a deadly mission: to kill the man he believes to be the true Sheik, now living in exile as a cab driver. When the real Sheik is injured and hospitalized, Batman steps in, taking up the disguise of the cab driver to track the villain—only to be captured by the cunning Omar El Kobra, who mistakes Bruce Wayne for his target. Written by Al Schwartz and illustrated by Jack Burnley, with inks by Jerry Robinson and lettering by George Roussos, this 1944 classic features a cover by Dick Sprang that captures the story’s exotic intrigue.

Contains 2 stories

Der Fluch der Fledermaus

71 pp · Superhero

Bruce Wayne [auch als Sir Hemingford Grey]The Hood [George Cross]Benedict AspShondra KinsolvingAlfred PennyworthOberst VegaYuriJack Drake

Opfer

72 pp · Superhero

Bruce Wayne [auch als Sir Hemingford Gray]Shondra Kinsolving [Sandra Asplin]Alfred PennyworthBenedict Asp [Benjamin Asplin]Robin [Tim Drake]Amos Asplin (Flashback)Minnie AsplinBatman [Jean-Paul Valley]

In "Opfer," Bruce Wayne takes on the guise of Sir Hemingford Gray in a high-stakes mission to rescue Shondra from her brother, a man whose mind holds lethal power. As the siblings wield deadly telepathic control from afar, Bruce must navigate a trap of psychological and physical peril, testing his resolve in a battle where thought itself is a weapon.