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CATALOG RECORD

Batman Annual #3

DC · Series began 1961 · Summer 1962

Dates

Cover date
Summer 1962
On sale
June 19, 1962
Pages
84

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bob Kane, Lew Sayre Schwartz, Win Mortimer, Dick Sprang, Sheldon Moldoffinks: Win Mortimer, Charles Paris, Stan Kayeletters: Ira Schnappscript: Bill Finger, Ed Herron, Edmond Hamilton, David Vern

Stories

  • The Mad Hatter of Gotham City · Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder · 12 pages

    The Mad Hatter has a superb collection of stolen hats, but with Batman's cowl missing it is incomplete. The Dynamic Duo must then thwart a number of schemes designed to part the Masked Manhunter from his cowl.

  • The Human Firefly · Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder · 12 pages

    When theatrical lighting director Garfield Lynns is prevented from staging his first robbery, he makes his escape thanks to the light given off by a firefly. Inspired, he assumes the identity of the costumed criminal, Firefly.

  • The Mental Giant of Gotham City! · Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder · 10 pages

    A freak accident gives police janitor Barney Barrow a super advanced brain, he then blackmails the Dynamic Duo into aiding him with his ever more dangerous methods of crime fighting.

  • The Joker's Aces! · 12 pages

    The Clown Prince of Crime recruits some new members for his gang, all of whom are perfectly suited for specific felonies.

  • The Gorilla Boss of Gotham City! · 12 pages

    Executed criminal George 'Boss' Dyke's brain is transplanted into a gorilla's head, after amassing a fortune from his crimes, his next plan is even more bizarre. He intends to transplant his brain again, but this time into Batman's head!

  • The New Crimes of Two-Face! · Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder · 9.67 pages

    Actor Paul Sloane is disfigured in an accident, this unhinges his mind and causes him to turn to crime as the second Two-Face.

  • The Mysterious Mirror-Man! · Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder · 12 pages

    Ventris, a convict, escapes jail with the help of a broken mirror. He adopts the identity of the Mirror Man and sets out to uncover Batman's secret identity by using his X-Ray Mirror.

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