Detective Comics #150
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ghost of Gotham City!", a cunning doctor orchestrates a chilling deception, using a fake spectral return of the executed mobster Rifle Rafferty to manipulate Gotham’s police and the Dynamic Duo. With a network of informants embedded in the city’s underworld, he turns fear into a weapon—though the truth behind the ghost remains shrouded in mystery. Dick Sprang’s art and Charles Paris’s inks bring the noir tension to life, while Jim Mooney’s cover captures the eerie atmosphere of a city haunted by its past.
In "The Ghost of Gotham City!" from Detective Comics #150, a cunning doctor manipulates Gotham’s underworld by staging a spectral return of the recently executed mobster Rifle Rafferty, using a network of informants to fuel the illusion. As the Dynamic Duo investigates the eerie rumors, they must untangle a web of deception where the real danger isn’t a ghost—but a mastermind playing on fear and loyalty.
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Reprinted in Mr. District Attorney #50 (1956), Detective Comics #238 (1956), Colossal Comic Annual #5 (1958), Batman Archives #7 (2008), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #6 (2019)
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