Läderlappen [och Robin] #9/1989
In "Den andre Bruce Wayne!", Bruce N. Wayne, a cousin of Gotham’s playboy billionaire, steps into the spotlight as a self-proclaimed master detective with a mission: to train the more leisurely Bruce Wayne in the art of investigation. With industrial espionage on the rise and the elusive spy Varrel in play, the cousin turns to Läderlappen for help—setting up a clash of styles, secrets, and sleuthing instincts. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Charles Paris and lettering by Sune Käll, the cover by Sören Håkansson captures the intrigue of a 1989 Swedish comic that blends mystery with a touch of noir flair.
In "Den andre Bruce Wayne!", Bruce N. Wayne, a cousin of the famed playboy Bruce Wayne, claims to be America’s top private detective and sets out to train his wealthy relative in the art of sleuthing. With a high-stakes case involving the industrial spy Varrel, he enlists the help of Läderlappen to crack the mystery—though it’s unclear whether the real challenge lies in the case or in convincing Bruce Wayne to take it seriously.
When Bruce’s sister Agatha visits, she mistakes Bruce and Dick’s Läderlappen and Robin disguises for a masquerade—only to don the Joker’s outfit herself and join the fight against the Rotorrånarna.
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↩ Reprints Läderlappen #1/1972 (1972), Läderlappen #8/1976 (1976)
Reprinted in Läderlappen och Robin #1/1951
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