Detective Comics #432
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Great Rip-Off Mystery!", Batman dives into a baffling crime when a murdered courier is found with a briefcase full of torn currency halves, each piece a different denomination. Written by Frank Robbins and brought to life with sharp detail by artist Bob Brown and inker Murphy Anderson, the story unfolds with the kind of crisp, noir-tinged mystery that defined Batman in the early '70s. The cover, a striking double portrait by Dick Giordano, captures the tension of the case in bold, expressive lines.
In "The Great Rip-Off Mystery!", Batman races to uncover a deadly trail of counterfeit cash after a man is murdered and a suitcase full of half-bills is discovered at the scene. As a series of courier killings unfolds, each victim linked to the same mysterious money, the Dark Knight follows the clues through Gotham’s underbelly—where every lead brings him closer to a killer who’s always one step ahead.
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Reprinted in Superman #11/1973 (1973), Batman Classics #52 (1974), Lynvingen #7/1974 (1974), Läderlappen #8/1974 (1974), Gigant #1/1975 (1975), Justice League of America Super Spectacular No. 1, 1975 Issue #[nn] (1999), الوطواط [Al-Watwat / The Batman] #109
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