Cover: Win Mortimer

Batman #68

Dec 1951 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In "The Atom Cave Raiders!", Paul Sloane takes on the role of Harvey Dent for a TV show—only to be permanently scarred when a jealous prop man swaps fake acid for the real thing. Now a twisted mirror of Two-Face, Sloane's criminal spree is dictated by the flip of a silver dollar, turning every heist into a deadly gamble. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Bob Kane with art by Lew Sayre Schwartz, inks by Charles Paris, and lettering by Ira Schnapp, this 1951 classic features a cover by Win Mortimer that captures the eerie tension of a man caught between fate and madness.

Contains 6 stories

The Atom Cave Raiders!

11.75 pp · Superhero

Longhorn Bell (villain, introduction)RedFargoDuaneJoey

In "The Atom Cave Raiders!", Batman and Robin pursue a gang of thieves targeting high-security Atom Caves, only to find the criminals have uncovered the hidden Bat-Cave beneath Wayne Manor. With the secret lair now compromised, the Dynamic Duo must outwit the intruders before the enemy learns the true identity of the Dark Knight.

The Secret Life of Batman's Butler!

12 pp · Superhero

Slippery Willie Willis (villain, introduction)Big Cal DeversJoeCharley

In "The Secret Life of Batman's Butler!" from Batman #68 (1951), Alfred finds himself abruptly dismissed from his position as Bruce Wayne’s butler, leaving him stunned and searching for answers. As he reflects on his years of service and the many times he quietly aided Batman in secret, a deeper mystery begins to unfold—though the reason behind his dismissal remains hidden, even from him.

Untitled Humor story

0.67 pp · Humor, Teen

Untitled Humor story

2 pp · Humor, Teen

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor, Teen

The New Crimes of Two-Face!

9.67 pp · Superhero

unnamed casting directorJoe (prop man)BlinkyProfessor Hodge

In "The New Crimes of Two-Face!", Paul Sloane takes on the role of Harvey Dent for a TV show, only to be permanently scarred when a jealous prop man swaps fake acid for the real thing. Now bearing the same disfigurement as the real Two-Face, Sloane's mind shatters—and he begins a new wave of crimes, each dictated by the flip of a silver dollar.