#1

Synopsis

Jason's teacher chides him for his lack of after school activities and Jason regrets not being able to do more. Three students ask him to help as a stagehand that afternoon. They show him how to navigate the school using the catwalks. They intend to change their grades in a locked office but run out of time and promise to meet later. Jason arrives early and sees them making the change. As he wonders what Batman would do, he remembers Bruce telling him, "let the criminals trip themselves up." The next day it's revealed the administration has caught the error and identified the perpetrators.

Notes

Reprinted from

• Who's Who: Update '87 #2
• Who's Who: Update '87 #5
• Batman #417
• Batman #418
• Batman #419
• Batman #420
• Batman #421
• Batman #422
• Batman #423
• Who's Who Update '88 #2
• Batman #424
• Batman #425
• Batman #430
• Batman #431
• Batman Annual #12

Credits

Script

Jim Starlin, Mike Baron, Robert Greenberger, Christopher Priest

Pencils

Todd McFarlane, Jim Aparo, Mike Zeck, Jerry Bingham, Dick Giordano, M. D. Bright, Michael Wm. Kaluta, Ross Andru, Pablo Marcos, Norm Breyfogle, Dave Cockrum, Fred Butler, George Pratt, David Mazzucchelli, Kyle Baker

Inks

Todd McFarlane, Mike DeCarlo, Mike Zeck, Jerry Bingham, Joe Rubinstein, Steve Mitchell, Michael Wm. Kaluta, Denis Rodier, Norm Breyfogle, M. D. Bright, Fred Butler, George Pratt, Dick Giordano, David Mazzucchelli, Jim Aparo, Kyle Baker

Colours

Anthony Tollin, Adrienne Roy, Carl Gafford

Letters

Agustin Más, John Costanza, Albert DeGuzman

As b/w signed

M. D. Bright

Assistant editor - original series

Dan Raspler

Collected edition cover

Allen Passalaqua

Contributing writer

Mike W. Barr, Todd Klein, Paul Levitz, Peter Sanderson, John Ostrander, Bob Rozakis, Len Wein, Doug Moench, Robert Greenberger

Editor - original series

Denny O'Neil

Group editor - collected editions

Jeb Woodard