Detective Comics #366
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Round-Robin Death Threats," Bruce Wayne finds himself ensnared in a deadly game of psychological manipulation when a series of hypnotic letters begin targeting him and others, each laced with hidden traps meant to turn allies into unwitting killers. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life by Carmine Infantino’s dynamic art and Sid Greene’s sharp inks, this 1967 thriller from Detective Comics #366 delivers a chilling mystery where every clue could be a trap. The cover, by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson, captures the tension with a stark, foreboding image that perfectly sets the tone for the danger lurking in plain sight.
In "The Round-Robin Death Threats," a mysterious sender uses hypnotic letters to manipulate a group of individuals, including Bruce Wayne, setting deadly traps in their personal belongings. As each victim is drawn into a web of suspicion and fear, the line between paranoia and peril blurs—before anyone can be sure who’s truly behind the scheme.
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Reprinted in Superman Supacomic #106 (1968), Super DC #1 (1969), Batman #262 (1975), The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told #[nn] (1989), The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told #[1] (1989), Showcase Presents the Elongated Man #1 (2006), Showcase Presents: Batman #3 (2008), Tales of the Batman: Carmine Infantino #[nn] (2014), Batman (2ª Série) #89
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