Showcase Presents: The Brave and the Bold Batman Team-Ups #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis third volume in DC's Showcase Presents series reprints classic Batman team-up stories from The Brave and the Bold in black-and-white. Collecting issues from the late 1970s and early 1980s, it features the Dark Knight partnering with a rotating cast of DC heroes, including the Flash, Green Lantern, and the Atom, in standalone adventures written by Bob Haney and others. The oversized, budget-friendly format highlights the dynamic art of Jim Aparo, who defined the series' look during this era.
In "The Corpse That Wouldn't Die!", Batman is declared brain dead after a brutal electrocution during a rescue mission for kidnapped Debbie Manton. With time running out, the Atom must dive into the detective’s mind to reawaken his genius and complete the case—before the mind of Gotham’s Dark Knight is lost forever.
In "Grasp of the Killer Cult," a series of baffling murders stuns Gotham as ordinary citizens commit violent acts under mysterious influence. When Batman investigates, he uncovers a chilling link to a forgotten World War II construction crew—now haunted by the vengeful spirits of ancient devotees to the Far Eastern goddess Kali. As the line between the living and the possessed blurs, only the Spectre’s otherworldly power may stand between the city and a terrifying resurrection.
In "Small War of the Super Rifles," Sgt. Rock goes on the hunt when a batch of advanced M-76 rifles vanishes, leading him to team up with Batman in a high-stakes chase across a tense, war-torn landscape. With sharp wit and relentless determination, the two heroes navigate a web of deception, their partnership tested by the weight of duty and the ever-present shadow of conflict.
In "Batman -- Dragon Slayer??", Batman teams up with the mysterious Dragon to track down The Stylist, a deadly contract killer with a flair for the dramatic. When a chance encounter with a homeless man leads to a surprising inheritance tied to Dragon’s past, the duo must unravel a trail of violence that connects the old man’s memory to a shadowy assassin’s next target.
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↩ Reprints The Brave and the Bold #109 (1973), The Brave and the Bold #110 (1973), The Brave and the Bold #111 (1974), The Brave and the Bold #112 (1974), The Brave and the Bold #113 (1974), The Brave and the Bold #114 (1974), The Brave and the Bold #115 (1974), The Brave and the Bold #116 (1974), The Brave and the Bold #117 (1975), The Brave and the Bold #118 (1975), The Brave and the Bold #119 (1975), The Brave and the Bold #120 (1975), The Brave and the Bold #121 (1975), The Brave and the Bold #122 (1975), The Brave and the Bold #123 (1975), The Brave and the Bold #124 (1976), The Brave and the Bold #125 (1976), The Brave and the Bold #126 (1976), The Brave and the Bold #127 (1976), The Brave and the Bold #128 (1976), The Brave and the Bold #129 (1976), The Brave and the Bold #130 (1976), The Brave and the Bold #131 (1976), The Brave and the Bold #132 (1977), The Brave and the Bold #133 (1977), The Brave and the Bold #134 (1977)
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