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Stephanie: "Yeah, I'm going out soon." First appearance of Stephanie Brown! The Cluemaster is out of prison and cured of his compulsion to leave clues at his crime scenes, freeing him to perpetrate his schemes without the intervention of Batman and Robin. Later, as Arthur kills the leader of the gang and begins to plot his crime with the remaining members, we see the Spoiler eavesdropping on him. * * * * *

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  • Detective Comics (647)
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  • Stephanie: "Yeah, I'm going out soon." First appearance of Stephanie Brown! The Cluemaster is out of prison and cured of his compulsion to leave clues at his crime scenes, freeing him to perpetrate his schemes without the intervention of Batman and Robin. Later, as Arthur kills the leader of the gang and begins to plot his crime with the remaining members, we see the Spoiler eavesdropping on him. * * * * *
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Editor
  • Scott Peterson, Denny O'Neil
Date
  • 1992-06-23(xsd:date)
Penciller
  • Tom Lyle
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Inker
  • Scott Hanna
Title
  • Detective Comics #647
  • "Inquiring Minds"
Letterer
  • John Costanza
Cover
  • Matt Wagner
Colorist
  • Adrienne Roy
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Writer
  • Chuck Dixon
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  • Stephanie: "Yeah, I'm going out soon." First appearance of Stephanie Brown! The Cluemaster is out of prison and cured of his compulsion to leave clues at his crime scenes, freeing him to perpetrate his schemes without the intervention of Batman and Robin. Summary of Stephness: The first appearance of Stephanie EVER! Arthur Brown, aka the Cluemaster is up to his old tricks after supposedly being "cured" of being a criminal. However, what he's REALLY been cured of is his compulsive desire to leave clues. But Batman and Robin are getting clues anyway. They appear to be coming from a blonde teenage girl, mailing letters from home. First we see her watching the news, then while she's writing letters, her mother comes in. Stephanie quickly hides her letters behind her back and claims to be doing a math project. Her mother asks her if she's going out and if she can pick up some prescription meds for her. Stephanie tells her mother she's taking too many pills, which her mother waves off with an "I'm sick," and asks once again if she's going out. Stephanie replies yes, clutching her letters. Later, as Arthur kills the leader of the gang and begins to plot his crime with the remaining members, we see the Spoiler eavesdropping on him. * * * * *
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