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Challengers of the Unknown#46
Cover: Bob Brown

Challengers of the Unknown #46

Oct 1965 · DC · 0.12 USD
“The Strange Schemes of the Gargoyle”

In "The Strange Schemes of the Gargoyle," the Challengers of the Unknown pursue a mysterious criminal who evades capture with eerie precision—only to find himself drawn into an unexpected bond with a blind woman named Laura. As the Gargoyle’s criminal schemes escalate, the team must balance rescuing hostages and protecting Laura, all while the enigmatic figure remains one step ahead. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Bob Brown, with inks and lettering by Brown and cover art by Brown, this 1965 issue delivers a moody, suspenseful tale of redemption and deception.

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writer Bill Finger · artist, inker Bob Brown · letterer Stan Starkman · cover Bob Brown

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artist, inker Bob Brown
letterer Stan Starkman
cover pencils, inks Bob Brown

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On the rooftops, the Gargoyle broods. The Challengers rush him, as he's wanted for burglaries, but the Gargoyle escapes. He lands next to a blind woman, Laura, and an odd friendship begins. The Gargoyle needs a gang, so he snatches some prisoners, leaving two police officers in peril who the Challs must rescue. Later, after the Gargoyle promises to pay for Laura's eye operation, the Challs find him again, but again he escapes. When Laura's bandages come off, she is horrified at her evil benefactor, who tries to toss her off the hospital. The Challs save her, but the Gargoyle gets away for now.

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