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CATALOG RECORD

Batman #182

DC · Series began 1940 · July-August 1966

Dates

Cover date
July-August 1966
On sale
May 12, 1966
Pages
84

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Sheldon Moldoff, Win Mortimer, Dick Sprang, Henry Boltinoffinks: Charles Paris, Win Mortimer, Stan Kaye, Sheldon Moldoff, Henry Boltinoffletters: Gaspar Saladino, Stan Starkman, Ira Schnapp, Joe Letterese, Henry Boltinoffscript: Bill Finger, Edmond Hamilton, David Vern, Henry Boltinoff

Stories

  • The Villain of 100 Elements · 12.67 pages

    Batman and Robin must face the danger created by a man who can control the elements.

  • Batman, Junior and Robin, Senior! · 12 pages

    The Dynamic Duo are affected by strange gases, making Robin much older and making Batman more youthful. Robin, now the adult member of the team, must try to control his youthful partner's rashness while tracking down the criminal responsible for the change.

  • Batman, Robot · 12.67 pages

    Batman is lured into a trap and supposedly dies in an explosion. Batman appears to be replaced by a robot. Although Robin pretends to believe it, he actually knows that the Caped Crusader is laying his own trap for a wanted felon.

  • The Experiment of Professor Zero · 12 pages

    Batman and Robin fall victim, like others, to a mad scientist who has found a way to reduce humans to pigmy size!

  • The Rainbow Batman · 12 pages

    A freak accident to Dick Grayson forces Batman into the uncomfortable position of having to wear different colors of Batman uniforms to keep people from noticing the injury also affects Robin the Boy Wonder!

  • The Joker Batman! · 10 pages

    During a tussle with the Joker, the pair step under and are bathed in "epsilon rays," which have the effect of transferring the personality of one person to that of the other.

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