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CATALOG RECORD

Batman #218

DC · Series began 1940 · January-February 1970

Dates

Cover date
January-February 1970
On sale
November 11, 1969
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Murphy Anderson, Henry Scarpelli, Joe Kubert, Nick Cardy, Neal Adams, Sheldon Moldoff, Bob Kane, Ross Andru, Jack Burnley, Carmine Infantino, Dick Spranginks: Murphy Anderson, Joe Kubert, Henry Scarpelli, Nick Cardy, Neal Adams, Stan Kaye, Charles Paris, Ray Burnley, Mike Esposito, Gil Kaneletters: Gaspar Saladino, Ira Schnapp, Joe Letterese, Stan Starkmanscript: E. Nelson Bridwell, Edmond Hamilton, Bill Finger, David Vern

Stories

  • Batman and Robin's Greatest Mystery · 12 pages

    A stolen sonic weapon causes the Dynamic Duo to forget everything about their pasts, but their detective skills remain intact and help them to recall their true identities and to recover the weapon before it can be used again.

  • The Hand from Nowhere · 8.67 pages

    Batman investigates reports of a mysterious giant hand and some aliens who are present at thefts of seemingly worthless minerals.

  • The Man Who Couldn't Be Tried Twice! · 6 pages

    Batman's testimony in a court case seemingly allows a guilty man to go free, but he uncovers evidence later that proves another man was a killer!

  • The Body in the Bat-Cave · 7.67 pages

    As Bruce and Dick head for the Bat-Cave to change to their other identities, they discover the dead body of a man known for selling secrets to the underworld. Batman and Robin therefore must discover if this man sold the secret location of the Bat-Cave to underworld thugs.

  • Death Row's Innocent Resident · 8 pages

    A convicted murderer on death row agrees to confess to his crime, but only to the Batman. When the Caped Crusader shows, he finds that it was only a ruse to get him there to try to convince the Dynamic Duo of his innocence.

  • The League against Batman! · 12 pages

    A new and vicious criminal appears to wreck the attempts of the populace to honor Batman and Robin in any way.

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