Batman - Lepakkomies #4-5/1969
"Operaatio iskuryhmä sokeat" delivers a clever twist in a classic Batman tale, with writer Frank Robbins and artists Irv Novick and Joe Giella crafting a tense mystery where the Schemer manipulates the law by framing a blind man for murder—then turning the tables on the Dark Knight himself. When Batman arrives at the scene, he's arrested on false evidence, setting up a gripping cat-and-mouse game between justice and deception. The cover by Irv Novick and Mike Esposito captures the moment's intensity, perfectly framing the chaos of a hero mistaken for a criminal.
In the shadowy streets of Gotham, a cunning criminal known as the Schemer orchestrates a deadly deception, framing a blind man for murder and using his death to plant false evidence that pins the crime on Batman himself. When the real Dark Knight arrives to stop the Schemer’s next move, he’s arrested on the spot—caught between a web of lies and the very law he protects.
In "Huimapäitten uimaretki," Robin is taken and left stranded near the waterfront, forcing Batman into a high-stakes chase across docks and boats, where every second counts and escape is tied to a ticking clock. With chains, water, and hidden traps, the Dark Knight must outthink the criminals before they vanish into the night.
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