Detective Comics #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man of a Thousand Umbrellas," Bruce and Dick adopt the guise of umbrella repairmen to lure the Penguin into the open—only for him to turn the tables with a twist that catches them off guard. As he sets up shop and begins secretly embedding radio devices in umbrellas to control his gang, the duo must unravel his new scheme before it’s too late. Written by Joseph Greene and illustrated with sharp, expressive detail by Dick Sprang—whose work defines the cover and interior—this 1944 classic showcases a clever, gadget-driven mystery from the early days of the Batman mythos.
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Bruce and Dick disguise themselves as umbrella repairmen in order to get the Penguin to surface, but when he does, he has a surprise in store for the Caped Duo. He then buys an umbrella shop and does his own repairs, placing radio devices into umbrellas in order to direct his men on jobs.
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