Batman Superband #6
In "Heroin," Batman races to solve the murder of three top agents, tracking clues from Udabor to Burundi. As he uncovers a meticulously crafted conspiracy, he faces ambushes and a chilling revelation: the threat to Gotham is a deception with no bomb. Written by David V. Reed and illustrated by Ernie Chua, with inks by Tex Blaisdell, the story unfolds with tense intrigue and a twist that redefines the danger. The cover, by Ernie Chan, captures the mystery in sharp, dramatic detail.
In "Heroin," Batman intervenes at a drug deal only to find the dealers already dead—executed by the Black Spider, a shadowy figure who mimics Batman’s methods but believes justice demands more than arrest. As the Dark Knight grapples with this lethal imitation, he must confront the line between justice and vengeance in a city where even heroes can go too far.
In "Zeitzünder in der Bat-Höhle!", a thief disguised as a French detective infiltrates the Bat-Cave, planting a powerful high-pressure whistle to expose Batman’s secret lair. With time running out, Robin must act fast to stop the device from revealing the Bat-Höhle’s location to every criminal in Gotham—before the alarm sounds.
In "Wenn Tote plaudern," Batman delves into the murders of three top agents, following a trail that takes him from the hidden resistance in Udabor to the dangerous streets of Burundi. As he uncovers a meticulously crafted deception, he realizes the true threat isn't what it seems—though the full scope of the scheme remains shrouded in mystery.
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↩ Reprints Superman #12/1970 (1970), Detective Comics #463 (1976), Detective Comics #464 (1976), Batman #281 (1976), Batman #282 (1976), Batman #283 (1977)
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