Batman #318
In "Parte I, El juego de las personalidades secretas," Batman faces a bizarre twist when a mysterious figure known as Super-Turtle emerges to save two miners trapped in a collapsed mine—only to be fined four dollars in union dues for unauthorized digging. Written, drawn, and inked by Henry Boltinoff, this 1966 tale blends surreal humor with the Caped Crusader’s signature detective work, all rendered with crisp energy. The cover by Curt Swan and George Klein captures the absurdity with a striking, classic superhero silhouette against a mine shaft backdrop.
In a delightfully absurd twist, Super-Turtle answers the call of a coal mine emergency whistle, only to find himself digging underground to save two trapped miners—only to be handed a bill for four dollars in union dues. A perfectly silly slice of 1966 comic whimsy, this short tale turns heroics into a punchline with a wink.
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