World's Finest Comics #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Two Faces of Superman!", Batman spins a daring deception to expose a criminal mastermind, using a shocking twist that turns the world against his own identity. Written by Bill Finger and Edmond Hamilton, with dynamic art by Dick Sprang, this 1954 classic sees Batman stage a bold ruse to trap a hidden enemy—using Jay Varden as the fall guy. The cover by Win Mortimer captures the tension perfectly, as the Dark Knight’s secret hangs in the balance.
In a clever twist of deception, Batman sets out to expose Jay Varden as a mastermind behind a string of crimes—by making the world believe that Jay Varden is actually Batman. With Robin by his side and the help of a carefully orchestrated ruse, Batman turns the tables on Varden, using the criminal underworld’s own fear of the Dark Knight to draw out the truth. But as the scheme unfolds, the line between hero and impostor begins to blur.
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↩ Reprints Real Fact Comics #21 (1949)
Reprinted in Super Adventure Comic #58 (1955), Batman #76 (1956), The Hundred Comic Monthly #6 (1957), Tomahawk #138 (1972), Tomahawk #6/1972 (1972), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #9 (2021)
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