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Batman #260

DC · Series began 1940 · January-February 1975

Dates

Cover date
January-February 1975
On sale
October 29, 1974
Pages
100

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Nick Cardy, Neal Adams, Irv Novick, Martin Naydel, Jack Burnley, Ross Andru, Bob Kane, Sheldon Moldoff, Henry Boltinoff, Win Mortimer, Jerry Robinson, Frank Springer, Anthony Kowalikinks: Nick Cardy, Neal Adams, Dick Giordano, Martin Naydel, Jack Burnley, Ray Burnley, Sid Greene, Mike Esposito, Bob Kane, Sheldon Moldoff, Henry Boltinoff, Win Mortimer, Jerry Robinsoncolors: Tatjana Woodletters: Joe Letterese, Gaspar Saladino, Ben Oda, Ira Schnapp, Henry Boltinoff, George Roussos, Milt Snapinnscript: Denny O'Neil, Martin Naydel, Ruth Kaufman, Gardner Fox, Henry Boltinoff, Joseph Greene, Guy Lillianediting: Jack Schiff

Stories

  • This One'll Kill You, Batman! · 20 pages

    The Joker escapes from prison and drugs Batman with a laughing virus that will cause him to laugh himself to death in three days, then the Joker kills one of the only men in the world who could prepare an antidote.

  • The Grade A Crimes! · 13 pages

    After a series of early-bird robberies, Batman notes the appearances of a milkman and his horse-drawn wagon at the scene of every crime, and makes the connection that it is involved in the heists.

  • The Perfect Crime-- Slightly Imperfect! · 11.67 pages

    At the latest meeting of the Analysts, Kaye announces that she didn't write her latest book, and seems to be threatened by a voice from her brooch. Batman has a feeling that the Kaye at the meeting is an impostor, so he looks into the matter.

  • The Case Without a Crime! · 12 pages

    $99 missing from a shop owner's cash register leads Batman and Robin on the trail of the would-be thief.

  • Speedy Justice · 1 pages
  • The Pearl of Peril! · 4 pages
  • The Riddler's Prison-Puzzle Problem! · 14.17 pages

Reprinted in

The Best of DC (1979), Batman in the Seventies (1999), The Joker: His Greatest Jokes (2019), The Joker: The Bronze Age Omnibus (2019)

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