Detective Comics #522
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Snow Blind," Batman follows a chilling lead to Tibet, tracking Klaus Kristin—the elusive Snowman, presumed dead—whose reappearance suggests a dangerous return. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Irv Novick, with inks by Pablo Marcos and colors by Adrienne Roy, the story unfolds with tense atmosphere and sharp pacing, as Batman confronts the frozen past in a remote, snow-laden landscape. The cover, a striking portrait by Jim Aparo, captures the isolation and dread of the journey.
In "Snow Blind," Batman pursues the elusive killer Klaus Kristin, a man who transforms into a monstrous snowman, through the frozen peaks of the Himalaya—only to confront a chilling revelation when he encounters his own father, a being long thought to be myth: a Yeti.
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Reprinted in Batman Sonderausgabe #3 (1983), Les Jeunes Titans #5 (1983), Superman #23/1983 (1983), Super-Heróis #20 (1984), Batman #13/14 (1984), Super-Heróis #24 (1984), Tales of the Batman: Gerry Conway #3 (2019), Batman #1259
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