Mad #322
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Batsman: The Anemic Series," a bizarre menace erases both heroes and villains across Gothic City, leaving Batsman and Ribbin' to unravel the mystery—only to be erased themselves by none other than Adam West, frustrated that his iconic portrayal of the Caped Crusader has been forgotten in favor of newer versions. Written by Dick DeBartolo and brought to life with sharp, surreal art by Sam Viviano, this 1993 satire blends meta-commentary with absurd detective work. The cover, by Richard Williams, captures the moment with a perfectly deadpan, eraser-wielding West.
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Someone is rubbing out both good and evil residents of Gothic City. Batsman and Ribbin' try to find the culprit but at last are rubbed out themselves with an eraser by Adam West, who's annoyed that even though he was the greatest TV Batsman, no one ever calls him to do the new movies and TV shows.
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