Lepakkomies #2/1970
In "Hulluuden vallassa," Batman gathers international crimefighters in Gotham City to share his methods, only to face a cunning criminal mastermind who dares them to stop his crimes. As the heroes race to uncover clues, it becomes clear that their instincts and skills may surpass even Batman’s legendary prowess. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Charles Paris, the issue features a striking cover by Irv Novick and Dick Giordano.
In "Hulluuden vallassa," Batman finds himself ensnared by the mind of a criminal hypnotist known only as The Master, who twists his will against his own partner, Robin. As the psychic grip begins to falter, Batman must fight through the haze to reclaim his mind and free Robin from a trap of his own making—proving that even under the most insidious control, his resolve remains unbroken.
In "Matka kuin painajainen," Johnny Best is on the run—framed for murder, hunted by both cops and criminals, and driven by a desperate need to uncover the truth behind the elusive killer known only as Aivo. As the line between paranoia and reality blurs, his escape becomes a relentless, dreamlike journey through fear and suspicion.
In 1772 Stockwell, England, a woman hires a housekeeper, only to grow uneasy as strange occurrences plague her home—doors slam, objects move, and shadows stir. But the truth behind the chaos is far from supernatural, hidden in a scheme designed to drive down the property’s worth.
In "Lepakkomiehet yhtykää!", Batman gathers international crimefighters in Gotham City to share his methods, but a cunning crime boss issues a bold challenge: he’ll commit crimes they’ll fail to stop. As the heroes race to uncover clues and thwart his schemes, it quickly becomes clear that their skills may outshine even Batman’s legendary tactics.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #215 (1955), House of Secrets #23 (1959), The Unexpected #108 (1968), Batman #215 (1969)
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