Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two Batmen Too Many!", a strange mutation ray fuses Space Ranger with the telepathic criminal Julab Raku, unleashing a dangerous duality that tests the hero’s will. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Bob Brown, this 1966 adventure blends sci-fi suspense with psychological tension, all framed by Carmine Infantino’s dynamic cover and Murphy Anderson’s sharp inks.
In "Two Batmen Too Many!", Batman hatches a clever plan to expose numbers racketeer Ed Garvey as the mastermind behind the Kimber Gem heist, but things take a bizarre turn when a mysterious second Batman appears—leading to a case of mistaken identity that throws Gotham’s crime-fighting duo into chaos. With Robin, Elongated Man, and Atom caught in the confusion, the Dark Knight must clear his name while untangling a mystery that blurs the line between hero and imposter.
June Moone and her boyfriend Alan are drawn to a strange party at an eerie old castle, only to find themselves caught in a spell that transforms June into the Enchantress. As shadows deepen and secrets stir within the castle’s walls, the line between guest and prisoner begins to blur.
In "The Pied Piper Rangers," Tomahawk and the Rangers race to warn a frontier village of an impending British assault, but when the settlers refuse to flee, Tomahawk must make a difficult choice—protect the village or lead the children to safety, even as danger closes in.
When a strange mutation ray fuses Space Ranger with the telepathic criminal Julab Raku, the line between hero and villain blurs. With Julab’s mind in control, Space Ranger is forced to carry out crimes he never intended, while a desperate Myra Mason and the enigmatic Professor Noolo race to find a way to separate them. The battle for identity rages as the two minds clash within one body—only one can emerge whole.
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↩ Reprints Western Comics #38 (1953), Action Comics #243 (1958), Tales of the Unexpected #76 (1963), Tomahawk #98 (1965), Batman #177 (1965), Aquaman #26 (1966), Strange Adventures #187 (1966)
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