Batman - Lepakkomies #9/1967
In "Kaksi Batmania liikaa," Batman baffles both criminals and Robin by seemingly reading minds, predicting their moves with eerie accuracy. The mystery unfolds as Batman reveals a clever scientific trick behind his uncanny foresight, using intercepted signals to outwit a murderer. Written by Jerry Coleman and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Charles Paris, this 1967 UK edition features a striking cover by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson.
In "Kaksi Batmania liikaa," Batman devises a clever plan to expose numbers racketeer Ed Garvey as the mastermind behind the Kimber Gem heist, using a double identity to outwit the criminal. The story unfolds with the Dark Knight's trademark cunning, as he sets a trap that hinges on deception and precision.
In "Roistojen taidemuseo," Batman follows a trail of stolen art and clever deception, uncovering a scheme where a man named Lathrop uses a henchman to pass off a stolen piece to secure a grant from the Alfred Foundation. With sharp deduction and a keen eye for detail, the Dark Knight unravels a crime that hides behind the guise of artistic patronage.
In "Batman ajatustenlukijana," Batman astonishes both Robin and a room full of criminals with his seemingly supernatural ability to read minds. When Robin presses him for answers, Batman reveals a clever scientific trick behind his uncanny foresight—using hidden signals to anticipate a murderer’s next move.
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