Star Spangled Comics #95
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man with the Midas Touch!", Batman faces a baffling mystery when Robin is suddenly petrified into a gold statue by a mysterious figure claiming descent from the legendary King Midas. With the Boy Wonder frozen in gilded silence, Batman must unravel the truth behind the criminal’s eerie power—before the golden curse spreads further. Written by David Vern and brought to life with dynamic art by Jim Mooney, this 1949 adventure from Star Spangled Comics #95 is a classic tale of mystery and heroism, with Mooney handling both interior art and cover.
In "The Man with the Midas Touch!" from Star Spangled Comics #95, Batman races to uncover the truth behind Robin’s sudden transformation into a gold statue, tracking down a mysterious descendant of the legendary King Midas whose eerie power may be the key to both the boy's fate and a dangerous new threat.
In "The Man Who Hunted Hiawatha!", Hiawatha faces a dangerous challenge to his leadership when Black Turtle schemes to seize power by manipulating the tribe’s trust. With only his old friend Tomahawk standing by, Hiawatha must prove his worth before the people—before Black Turtle’s plot comes to full fruition.
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Reprinted in Stålmannen #1/1954 (1954), The Robin Archives #2 (2010)
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