World's Finest Comics #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Duplicate Man," a criminal with the eerie ability to split into two identical selves at will stumps both Superman and Batman, outsmarting them with his perfect alibi—each copy can recall the other if one is captured. Written by Bill Finger and brought to life by Dick Sprang’s dynamic art and Sheldon Moldoff’s inks, this 1959 classic from World's Finest Comics #106 showcases a clever foe whose duplicity pushes the Dynamic Duo to their limits. Curt Swan’s cover captures the moment of tension, with the two identical men standing in stark contrast.
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The Duplicate Man can split into two copies of himself, allowing him to rob to locations at once. If one version is caught, it can be recalled by the other version, thus avoiding capture. Until Superman and Batman come up with a plan to stop him.
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