COVER TAGLINE:
None
COVER DATE: June, 1962
TITLE:
The Alien Force Twins
STORY ARC:
None
WRITER:
N/A
ARTIST:
Jim Mooney
INKER:
Jim Mooney
EDITORS:
Jack Schiff
COVER:
Sheldon Moldoff
PRICE: $.12 U.S.
CHARACTERS:
Batman (Bruce Wayne), Robin (Dick Grayson); Commissioner James Gordon
PLOT:
Batman and Robin investigate a strange city that has appeared from nowhere. When they reach the border of the city, two energy twins are formed and attack the Dynamic Duo. Fleeing the energy twins, Batman finds an alien invasion force in the city. He and Robin are captured, but they escape and expose the aliens to their weakness, water. Defeated, the aliens leave Earth.
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TITLE:
The Boy Who Was Robin
WRITER:
N/A
ARTIST:
Sheldon Moldoff
INKER:
Charles Paris
EDITORS:
Jack Schiff
CHARACTERS:
Batman (Bruce Wayne); Robin (Dick Grayson); Alfred Pennyworth; Vanderveer Wayne
PLOT:
Vanderveer Wayne, Bruce’s cousin, comes to Wayne Manor to visit. Van is a show-off and upstages Dick, who is holding back to protect his secret identity. Alfred nearly gives away the Dynamic Duo’s secret by letting Vanderveer see Batman’s costume. The boy doesn’t catch on, but instead dresses as Robin.
Vanderveer hires an actor, Jumpy Regan to play Batman and stages a stunt to show-off. Regan intends to use the disguise for criminal purposes, but the real Batman and Robin stop him. Vanderveer learns some humility from the experience.
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TITLE:
The Joker's Greatest Triumph
WRITER:
N/A
ARTIST:
Sheldon Moldoff
INKER:
Charles Paris
EDITORS:
Jack Schiff
CHARACTERS:
Batman (Bruce Wayne); Robin (Dick Grayson); Commissioner James Gordon; Joker
PLOT:
Joker lures Batman into a trap and removes the Caped Crusaders cowl before escaping. With Batman’s identity known, the Joker believes that the crimefighter won’t attempt to stop his crimes. Batman continues trying to capture his nemesis, but is once again caught by the Joker. Joker exposes Batman’s face again only to find that it is a robot. The real Batman planned a trap and surprises the Joker. His identity is safe because a bright light was shining in the Joker’s eyes when he initially looked at Bruce’s unmasked face; therefore Joker never saw the face clearly.
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