Batman - Lepakkomies #5/1967

Jan 1967 · UK-Lehdet Oy · 1.10 FIM

🌐 Finnish edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Pingviinin rikoskumppanit," Batman reflects on a frustrating day that begins with a return to an old case to recover a lost rope—only to spot a jewel thief mid-heist. Despite a determined pursuit, a string of misfortunes lets the criminal slip away, leaving Batman to ponder the cost of a single misstep. Written by Ed Herron and brought to life by Sheldon Moldoff’s expressive art with inks by Sid Greene, this 1967 UK edition features a cover by Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella, capturing the tension of a chase just out of reach.

Contains 3 stories

Pingviinin rikoskumppanit

13.34 pp · Superhero

Batman [Bruce Wayne]Robin [Dick Grayson]Commissioner James GordonThe Penguin [Oswald Cobblepot] (villain)The Penguin's gang [HerbieCharlieothers unnamed] (villains)

Paha päivä Batmanille

9.67 pp · Superhero

Batman [Bruce Wayne]group of reporters [Mr. TremaineMr. RandallBill Ferris]unnamed caretakera jewel thief (villain)

In "Paha päivä Batmanille," Batman recounts a frustrating day to the press, starting with a trip back to an old crime scene to recover a lost rope—only to spot a jewel thief in the act. His attempt to catch the criminal is derailed by a series of misfortunes, each one complicating the pursuit just as it seems within reach.

Vaarallisten voittojen arvoitus

11.67 pp · Superhero

Batman [Bruce Wayne]Robin [Dick Grayson]Aunt Harriet CooperMrs. Tompkins (ex-nurse, introduction)Jimmy Statten (college student, introduction)Bimbo (introduction, a bear)Stilts (villain, introduction)Pete (villain, introduction)Ed (villain, introduction)

In "Vaarallisten voittojen arvoitus," Batman and Robin dive into a mystery surrounding a contest for an elderly lady, only to find themselves tangled in a case far from what they expected—leading to a surprising capture of a gang who mistook them for targets. The story unfolds with classic detective flair, blending mistaken identity and clever misdirection in a 1967 tale that keeps readers guessing.