Detective Comics #166
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man with a Million Faces!", Dick Sprang’s dynamic art brings to life the eerie spectacle of John Gillen, the circus performer known for his uncanny ability to mimic any face. When the Dynamic Duo uncover a scheme where Gillen’s talents are being exploited to frame him for crimes, the line between illusion and reality begins to blur. Win Mortimer’s striking cover captures the mystery, perfectly framing the tension of a man whose identity may be his greatest disguise.
In "The Man with a Million Faces!" from Detective Comics #166, John Gillen, the circus performer known for his uncanny ability to mimic any face, becomes the unexpected target of a criminal conspiracy. When the Dynamic Duo uncover a scheme involving two circus workers using his reputation to cover their tracks, they must unravel the truth before the real culprit escapes justice.
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Reprinted in Sugar & Spike #2 (1956), Superman #144 (1961), Läderlappen #12/1975 (1975), Batman Archives #8 (2012), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #7 (2019), Läderlappen och Robin #1/1951
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