Bumper Batcomic #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Grasp of the Killer Cult" delivers a chilling blend of supernatural mystery and wartime intrigue in this 1976 Bumper Batcomic #2, where ordinary citizens commit bizarre murders—only to be exposed as imposters haunted by the spirits of a forgotten WWII construction crew. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with dynamic art by Jim Aparo, whose pencils and inks define the story’s eerie tone, the issue unfolds with a creeping dread that culminates in a desperate stand against the resurrection of the Far Eastern goddess Kali. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jim Aparo and Nick Cardy, captures the story’s unsettling atmosphere with sharp, haunting detail.
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Bizarre murders are committed by seemingly upstanding citizens who are soon determined to be imposters. They turn out to be members of a World War II military construction crew possessed by the spirits of followers of the Far Eastern goddess Kali. It takes the power of the Spectre to prevent her resurrection.
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