Superman #12/1968
In "Kleider töten Leute," Gotham City's most impeccably dressed men meet bizarre and fatal accidents, leaving Batman and Robin to unravel a mystery that soon puts Bruce Wayne himself in danger. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life by Sheldon Moldoff’s art with inks by Sid Greene, this 1968 tale blends classic detective work with a chilling twist—where fashion becomes a deadly weapon. The cover, penciled by Moldoff and inked by Greene, captures the tension with a sharp, stylish edge.
When three of Gotham’s most impeccably dressed men die in bizarre accidents, Batman and Robin take up the case—just as Bruce Wayne finds himself added to the list. With the city on edge and the killer’s pattern tightening, the Dark Knight must unravel a mystery woven from fashion and fear.
In the Fortress of Solitude, Superman traces mysterious signs of a break-in—yet no intruder can be found, and every attempt to uncover the truth fails. With Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and even Batman on the case, the mystery deepens when a bizarre trophy from the Joker appears, hinting at a puzzle far beyond the usual criminal mind.
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↩ Reprints Action Comics #241 (1958), The Flash #128 (1962), Batman #188 (1966)
Reprinted in Superman Superband #1 (1973)
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