Detective Comics #154
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Underground Railroad of Crime!", Batman slips into the State Prison under the alias Jim Millan, infiltrating a high-security facility where escaped inmates vanish without a trace. With Bob Kane’s bold art and Charles Paris’s sharp inks bringing the gritty world to life, this 1949 tale sees the Dark Knight navigating a web of secrets beneath the prison’s surface. Jim Mooney’s cover captures the tension with a striking image of Batman in disguise, setting the stage for a mystery that runs deep.
In "Underground Railroad of Crime!" from Detective Comics #154, Batman infiltrates State Prison under the alias Jim Millan, blending in with inmates to uncover the mysterious fate of those who vanish after escaping. As he navigates the prison’s dangerous undercurrents, he begins to suspect a hidden network is guiding these escapes—leading to a deeper conspiracy beneath the surface.
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Reprinted in Batman #5 (1950), Detective Comics #223 (1955), Seriemagasinet #11/1956 (1956), Batman Archives #7 (2008), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #7 (2019)
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