World's Finest Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Seven Secrets of Superman," a criminal fixated on medieval legend takes on the guise of the Black Knight, leading Batman and Robin on a quest through Gotham’s shadows to uncover a hidden treasure. Written by David Vern and brought to life with bold art by Dick Sprang and inks by Charles Paris, this 1953 adventure blends classic detective work with a touch of knightly myth. The cover, a striking illustration by Win Mortimer, captures the clash of old and new in a single dramatic moment.
In "The Seven Secrets of Superman," Lex Luthor targets a brilliant but reclusive inventor, seizing control of a stolen teleportation device's fragmented schematics and using Lois Lane as leverage. With only cryptic clues to guide him—each tied to a place of extreme height or depth—Superman races to recover the seven hidden pieces before Luthor can use the device to destroy the city. As the clock ticks, Superman must outthink his foe, turning the inventor’s riddles into a race against time.
In a tale of modern-day chivalry, Batman and Robin take up the mantle of knightly justice when a criminal claiming to be the Black Knight—Felix Dunn—vanishes with a fortune in jewels. With Commissioner Gordon and a few uneasy allies like Fenner and W. J. Pierce, the Dynamic Duo ride into a mystery steeped in medieval myth and modern menace.
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Reprinted in Batman #43 (1953), The Hundred Comic Monthly #8 (1957), Gigant #1/1963 (1963), Super DC Giant #S-14 (1970), Tomahawk #3/1971 (1971), Superman #278 (1974), Superman Supacomic #187 (1975), Jonah Hex #8 (1987), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #8 (2020)
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