Eks almanah #147/1
In "Mrtvi ponovo žive!", Bruce Wayne seeks recovery at the secluded Graytowers hospital after a battle with Dr. Phosphorus, only to uncover a chilling conspiracy: Hugo Strange is turning patients into obedient slaves. When a venomous snake attacks Batman, the villain not only overpowers him but also learns his secret identity. Written by Steve Englehart and illustrated by Marshall Rogers, with inks by Terry Austin, this 1978 issue features a cover by Jim Aparo, capturing the tension of a Gotham in shadow.
In "Mrtvi ponovo žive!", Bruce Wayne seeks recovery at the secluded Graytowers hospital, only to uncover a chilling conspiracy: Hugo Strange is turning wealthy patients into obedient puppets. When a venomous snake attack leaves Batman unconscious, Strange learns the truth—Batman is Bruce Wayne.
In a twisted twist of identity and deception, Hugo Strange has seized control of Bruce Wayne’s life and auctions off Batman’s secret identity to the highest bidder. When Boss Thorne refuses to play along and demands the truth by force, chaos erupts—just as Silver, sensing something’s amiss with "Bruce," calls on Dick Grayson to uncover the truth.
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