Batman by Neal Adams Omnibus #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis omnibus collects the full run of Batman stories illustrated by legendary artist Neal Adams, spanning the late 1960s through the early 1970s. It includes landmark issues from Batman, Detective Comics, and The Brave and the Bold, featuring iconic tales like 'The Demon of Gothos Mansion' and the introduction of Ra's al Ghul. Adams' dynamic, realistic art redefined the Dark Knight's visual identity during a pivotal era for the character.
In "The Superman Batman Revenge Squads!", Bruce Wayne takes on a surprising new responsibility when Lance Bruner, the son of a late friend, becomes his ward. As Dick and the Titans try to guide Lance through his rebellious phase, the teen’s discovery of Batman and Robin’s true identities sets off a chain of events that tests loyalty and trust. With Neal Adams’ dynamic art and Ben Oda’s crisp lettering, this story captures the raw tension of a young man caught between defiance and belonging—cover by Neal Adams.
In "The Superman Batman Revenge Squads!", the annual showdown between Superman and Jimmy Olsen against Batman and Robin takes a wild turn when their respective Revenge Squads go to extreme lengths to sabotage the competition. With teamwork, wits, and a healthy dose of mischief, the heroes and their squads push each other to the limit in a high-stakes battle of skill and strategy.
In "The Superman-Batman Split!", a dying actor’s desperate performance throws the Man of Steel and the Dark Knight into a web of deception, as he claims to be two warring aliens—one hunted, one hunting. But when Superman sees through the ruse, the truth only spreads further, tricking Supergirl, Batgirl, Robin, and Jimmy Olsen into believing the lie.
In "Punish Not My Evil Son," Bruce Wayne takes on the responsibility of caring for Lance Bruner, the troubled son of a deceased friend, thrusting the young man into the world of Gotham’s elite. As Dick and the Titans work to guide Lance toward a better path, he discovers the shocking truth about Bruce and Dick’s secret identities—and sees a chance to exploit it.
In "The Senator's Been Shot!", Batman and Green Arrow—under their civilian identities—face a brutal assault by the enigmatic Miklos Minotaur, forcing them to confront whether their lives as masked vigilantes are truly making a difference. As the line between heroism and personal cost blurs, they must decide if stepping away from the fight might be the only way to truly help.
In "The Secret of the Waiting Graves," Bruce Wayne is drawn into a lavish fiesta hosted by the enigmatic Mexican socialites Juan and Dolores Muerto. As Batman, he intervenes to stop an assassination attempt, only to uncover a chilling truth: the Muertos have unlocked the secret of immortality—buried deep within a network of ancient, waiting graves.
In "Night of the Reaper!," Dick Grayson and his college friends head to a Halloween celebration in Rutland, Vermont, only to find themselves caught in a storm of long-buried hatred. As Robin and Batman step in, they’re drawn into a deadly conflict between two factions, each seeking vengeance from a man with a dark past.
In "The Lazarus Pit!", Batman confronts the deadly Lo Ling in a brutal showdown, only to discover Ra's Al Ghul dead in Switzerland—before the ancient villain is suddenly reborn through the mysterious power of a Lazarus Pit.
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