Superman #23/1967
In "Zigi und Zagi stellen eine Falle," Dick Grayson dreams of a future where Kathy and Bruce marry and team up as Batman and Batgirl—only to face a moment of crisis when her secret identity is exposed. As Robin grapples with the shock, Bruce gently pulls him back to reality. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Ray Burnley, this 1967 tale blends personal stakes with the familiar rhythm of the Bat-family’s dynamic. The cover, penciled by Moldoff and inked by Burnley, captures the dream’s quiet tension.
In "Zigi und Zagi stellen eine Falle," the mischievous Zigi and Zagi take an unexpected detour when the escaped convict "Schlitz" Sabre stows away on their ship. Superman follows them to their world, but the boys have other plans—hiding Sabre and scheming to convince the Man of Steel to marry their sister.
When Krypto accidentally rockets into space, he saves a stranded feline astronaut and crash-lands on a mysterious planet where he's hailed as a heroic ruler—only to narrowly escape a trap set by carnivorous trees. In this whimsical 1967 adventure, the loyal dog of Superman finds himself in a bizarre alien world, far from home and his young master, Superboy.
In a whimsical dream sequence, Robin imagines a future where Batgirl and Batman marry, their partnership extending beyond the shadows into a shared life—until the dream takes a surprising turn when Kathy Kane reveals her secret identity. Before Robin can react, he’s jolted back to reality by Bruce Wayne’s calm voice, leaving the moment suspended in mystery.
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