Batman - Lepakkomies #1/1967
In "Batman joutuu liisteriin," Batman is drawn into a chilling mystery when four air-tight cases explode moments after juries deliver "not guilty" verdicts. Investigating the pattern, he uncovers a shocking conspiracy involving Franklin Knott, a juror who's been manipulating the system from within—using mysterious E-rays, a secret from his past as a lab assistant to Dr. Grover, to sway the minds of those sworn to justice. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Sid Greene, this 1967 tale from UK-Lehdet Oy features a cover by Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella.
In a 1967 tale from *Batman - Lepakkomies #1*, Batman receives an unexpected gift from the imprisoned Poison Ivy, who claims she’s ready to change. When he visits her, the usually unshakable hero finds himself ensnared by her influence—just as she begins her escape.
In "Batman joutuu liisteriin," Batman is drawn into a bizarre case when four air-tight jury boxes explode after each verdict returns "not guilty." The investigation leads him to Franklin Knott, a seemingly ordinary juror with a hidden past—and a dangerous connection to Dr. Grover’s forgotten E-rays, which can sway minds. As the mystery unfolds, Batman must uncover how Knott manipulated the courtroom, all while the city’s justice system hangs in the balance.
In "Kulje, Batman — suoraan tuhoosi! (osa 2)" from Batman - Lepakkomies #1/1967, Batman is drawn into a chilling mystery when four air-tight cases explode after juries deliver "not guilty" verdicts. The investigation leads him to Franklin Knott, a juror who’s been manipulating the system from within—posing as a different person on each jury—using E-rays, a mind-altering technology tied to his past as a lab assistant to Dr. Grover.
In "Ei ulospääsyä, Batman," Batman finds himself locked in a meticulously designed trap by the master hypnotist Dr. Tzin-Tzin, who watches every move on a monitor, admiring the precision of his own creation. As the Dark Knight tests one escape method after another, the tension builds with each failed attempt, all while the villain’s calm voice echoes through the chamber.
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