Superman en Batman #4/1967
In "De raadselachtige roverijen van de Raadselman!", the Riddler's latest escape from prison sets off a tense game of wits as he vows to stop sending riddles before his crimes—yet Batman, ever sharp, picks up on subtle clues that hint at a pattern only he can unravel. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life by Sheldon Moldoff’s expressive art and Joe Giella’s crisp inks, this 1967 classic delivers a clever, suspenseful showdown between detective and criminal mind.
When the Riddler escapes prison vowing to stop sending riddles before his crimes, Batman smells a trap—and follows a trail of cryptic clues that could lead straight to the villain’s downfall. With Robin and Commissioner Gordon at his side, Batman must unravel the mystery before the Riddler’s next move.
In a playful twist on fame and journalism, a young reporter pretends to be an alien from Mars to boost newspaper sales—only to find his stunt spirals into something far stranger than he expected. With the help of a mysterious figure named Jaxx 4928, the line between prank and reality begins to blur in this quirky 1967 tale.
In "Drie nachten in het IJsfort!", Louise spends three nights in the Fort of Loneliness, testing its reputation as a romantic retreat—while Superman tries to prove it’s anything but the perfect honeymoon spot. The story unfolds with quiet tension and playful tension between the two, set in a remote, icy fortress that feels more like a challenge than a dream.
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