Cover of Detective Comics #213

Detective Comics

#213

November 1954 · 0.10 USD · 36 pages


Synopsis

While Batman agrees to contribute an article to a local newspaper about his career, in exchange for a $25,000 donation by a reporter for the cause of juvenile delinquency, in the nearby state prison, a prisoner makes his escape. Because he broke a mirror at the prison, which helped him make the escape, the man decides to use mirrors for a life of crime: as the Mirror-Man! The main part of his campaign of crime is to get Batman in position so that he can use a special electronic mirror on the Caped Crusader that X-rays anything covered by cloth: specifically Batman's cowl!

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Credits

Script
Jack Schiff, Bill Finger, Otto Binder, Phil Berube, Jack Miller
Pencils
Win Mortimer, Sheldon Moldoff, Ray Thompson, Joe Certa, Phil Berube, Ruben Moreira
Inks
Win Mortimer, Charles Paris, Ray Thompson, Joe Certa, Phil Berube, Ruben Moreira
Letters
Ira Schnapp
Editing
Whitney Ellsworth

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