Detective Comics #138
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Invisible Crimes!", the Joker turns to a real-life scientific breakthrough— an invisibility elixir—after reading about it in the paper, unleashing chaos that even Batman must confront. With Dick Sprang's dynamic art bringing the shadowy menace to life, and Bill Finger crafting a clever twist on the classic cat-and-mouse game, this 1948 tale sees Batman himself take the elixir to match the villain's new edge. Win Mortimer's striking cover captures the eerie, unseen threat lurking in the shadows.
In "The Invisible Crimes!", the Joker, inspired by a newspaper article about a scientist's lost elixir of invisibility, turns the city into a playground of unseen terror—forcing Batman to take the same formula to match him step for step. The race is on as the Dark Knight must outthink a foe who can vanish at will, all while grappling with the risks of becoming invisible himself.
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