Cover: George Pratt

Detective Comics #634

Aug 1991 · DC · 1.00 USD; 1.25 CAD; 0.50 GBP

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“The Third Man”

In "The Third Man," Batman digs into a chilling mystery after two men tied to Switzerland are found dead, only to realize a third target is still at large. His efforts are complicated by the relentless meddling of amateur sleuths Beatrice and Penelope Biddee, who're determined to crack the case on their own. Written by Kelley Puckett and illustrated by Luke McDonnell, with colors by Adrienne Roy and letters by Tim Harkins, this 1991 tale unfolds with a sharp, suspenseful pace. The cover by George Pratt captures the noir tension of the story.

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writer Kelley Puckett · artist, inker Luke McDonnell · colorist Adrienne Roy · letterer Tim Harkins · cover George Pratt

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Full credits

writer Kelley Puckett

artist, inker Luke McDonnell

colorist Adrienne Roy

letterer Tim Harkins

cover pencils, inks George Pratt

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When two men with connections to Switzerland turn up dead, Batman's investigates and finds out that there will be a third man targeted. But his investigation to uncover the third man is hampered when amateur detectives Beatrice and Penelope Biddee conduct an investigation of their own.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).