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Batman Extra#3
Cover: Irv Novick

Batman Extra #3

Jan 1981 · Egmont Ehapa · 4,20 DEM; 32 ATS; 4,20 CHR; 2200 ITL; 75 LUF
🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Hypno-Dschungel!", Batman pulls a surreal stunt straight out of his own mythos: summoning writer Bob Rozakis, artist Michael Golden, inker Bob Smith, and colorist Tony Tollin—along with the entire creative team—into his office via pure mysticism. With a mix of theatrical flair and detective precision, he demands his own story in the Batman Album, turning the creative process into a mind-bending adventure. The cover by Irv Novick captures the wild energy of the moment, a 1981 comic gem where the line between creator and character blurs.

Contains 10 stories
Hypno-Dschungel!
23 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Batman [Bruce Wayne]Robin [Dick Grayson]Alfred PennyworthPolizeichef James "Jim" GordonHypno [Mr. Esper] (villain)Jo (villain)]
Jagd auf Robins Mörder
14 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Batman [Bruce Wayne]Robin [Dick Grayson]Polizeichef James "Jim" GordonJim Condors (villain)Ed Condors (villain)Alfred Pennyworth (cameo)

In "Jagd auf Robins Mörder," Batman is pushed to the edge when he discovers Robin nearly dead, leaving him consumed by rage and driven to hunt down the attacker with relentless fury. The story unfolds as a tense, personal crusade, where the Dark Knight’s usual precision gives way to something darker, as he follows every clue with grim determination.

Horror vor der Scheuche!
20 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Batman [Bruce Wayne]Robin [Dick Grayson]Alfred PennyworthJeremy T. Fall (villain) Scheuche [Jonathan Crane](villain - origin)

In "Horror vor der Scheuche!", Dick Grayson stumbles upon the Scarecrow secretly digging up stolen treasure in a park, setting off a tense showdown with Batman. As the duo confronts their old enemy, they're suddenly overcome by the Scarecrow’s chilling fear gas, plunging them into darkness.

Angstneurose
19 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Scheuche [Jonathan Crane]Joker (Cameo)Pinguin [Oswald Cobblepot] (cameo)Killermotte [Cameron Van Cleer] (cameo)Batman [Bruce Wayne]Robin [Dick Grayson]Alfred Pennyworth

In "Angstneurose," the Scarecrow unleashes a perfected fear-inducing pill that leaves Batman and Robin paralyzed by their deepest anxieties, halting their crusade against Gotham’s criminals. With the duo incapacitated, it’s Alfred who steps in to restore their resolve—only to send them on a desperate hunt through Gotham’s underworld, where each captured villain holds a clue leading straight to the Scarecrow’s next move.

Psycho-Terror aus der Amphore!
17 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Vogelscheuche [Jonathan Crane] (villain)Batman [Bruce Wayne]Polizeichef James "Jim" GordonJarvis SkiboThurston Binns
Der Seelenfänger
10 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Batgirl [Barbara Gordon]Dr. VoodooTracy (cameo)Jim (cameo)Charles TurnerCameron

In "Der Seelenfänger," Batgirl faces off against the enigmatic Dr. Voodoo, whose dark magic allows him to steal priceless diamonds with eerie precision. As the stakes rise, the assistant district attorney closes in on Barbara Gordon, preparing to arrest her—on charges of murder.

Fahr zur Hölle, John Logan
16 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Batman [Bruce Wayne]Leslie ThompkinsThomas Wayne (Rückblick)Martha Wayne (Rückblick)Joe Chill (Rückblick)Maximilian "Maxie" Zeus (intro)John Logan

On the anniversary of his parents' deaths, Batman returns to Crime Alley to visit Leslie Thompkins, only to uncover a dangerous scheme by Maxie Zeus targeting a former associate—putting innocent lives at risk. The story unfolds with tense urgency, as Batman must navigate the fallout of past betrayals and a plan that threatens to spiral out of control.

Angriff auf Olymp
16 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Maximilian "Maxie" Zeus (villain)Batman [Bruce Wayne]Alfred Pennyworth
Das Rätsel vom goldenen Vlies
17 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Batman [Bruce Wayne]Professor PriceMedea (Maxie's Tochter)Maximilian "Maxie" Zeus (villain)Barney O'Hara (villain)Fred Britt (villaindeath)
Batmaus als Favorit
6 pp · Superhero
Letters gesetzt
Bob Rozakis (introduction)Michael Golden (introduction)Bob Smith (introduction)Milt Snapinn (introduction)Anthony Tollin (introduction)Todd Klein (production)Allen Milgrom (editor)Jack Harris (Windel-Wechsler)Batmaus

In "Batmaus als Favorit," the mysterious Batmaus arrives unannounced at Allen Milgrom’s office, demanding his own story in the Batman Album—and with a wave of magic, he summons the entire creative team needed to make it happen, right there in the office. Written by the legendary letterer who set the text, this 1981 gem is a playful, self-aware comic moment where fantasy and fandom collide.

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Full credits

inker Bob Smith
colorist Tony Tollin
cover pencils, inks Irv Novick

Reprints

↩ Reprints Batman #189 (1967), Batman #200 (1968), Detective Comics #374 (1968), Batman #209 (1969), Batman #296 (1978), Detective Comics #482 (1979), Detective Comics #483 (1979), Detective Comics #484 (1979), Detective Comics #491 (1980), Detective Comics #496 (1980)

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