Batman Superband #7
In "Killer mit dem Gifttick," a new mayor forces Jim Gordon and Batman into retirement, replacing them with a new police chief and the Metallos—only for Batman to be injured in a mission that seems to prove the mayor's fears were justified. When the Wayne Building is seized and hostages taken, the new regime fails spectacularly, leaving the mayor with no choice but to call on the retired heroes once more. Written by Bob Haney and illustrated with sharp precision by Jim Aparo—both pencils and inks—this 1978 tale delivers a tense, classic Batman mystery with a twist that redefines loyalty and duty. The cover, also by Jim Aparo, captures the stakes with a dramatic, shadowed Gotham skyline.
In "Killer mit dem Gifttick," the new mayor forces James Gordon and Batman into retirement, replacing them with a new police chief and the Metallos. When the Wayne Building is seized and hostages taken, the new regime fails spectacularly—leaving the mayor with no choice but to call on the retired heroes once more.
In "Aus eins mach super-zwei," Batman enlists Plasticman to stand in for him while he’s away, but the flexible hero refuses—accusing Bruce Wayne of murder. When Metamorpho springs Bruce from jail, the two uncover a conspiracy: Ruby Ryder is after a statue Bruce once bought, and Plasticman has been drugged into her control.
In "Flucht ohne Wiederkehr," Batman races to uncover the truth behind a deadly hunt for the lost pyramid said to hold the secret of eternal life. As Scott Free is drawn into the mystery and allies with Dr. Borg, the line between myth and menace blurs when Batman, Mr. Mirakel, and Dr. Berg each reach the pyramid’s entrance—only to confront the impossible: the resurrected god Atun, now inhabiting Bruce Wayne’s body.
In "Die lachende Bestie," Tarzino seeks a cure from Dr. Yatz to return to normal, hoping to escape the effects of his father's mysterious serum. But as the doctor's true intentions begin to surface, the line between healer and villain blurs in a tense game of trust and deception.
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↩ Reprints Superman #4/1972 (1972), The Brave and the Bold #112 (1974), The Brave and the Bold #113 (1974), The Brave and the Bold #123 (1975)
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