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Detective Comics Vol 1 419

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National Periodical Publications, Inc.

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Ruben Moreira Dick Giordano Nick Cardy Don Heck

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Dick Giordano Ruben Moreira Nick Cardy Don Heck

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Jack Miller Frank Robbins Dennis O'Neil

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Nick Cardy Don Heck Ruben Moreira Irv Novick

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Dennis O'Neil Jack Miller Frank Robbins

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Secret of the Slaying Statues The Human Target Long Live the Kingpin! The Return of Ben Franklin!

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Julius Schwartz Whitney Ellsworth

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Don Heck Irv Novick Nick Cardy Ruben Moreira

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Featured Characters: * Supporting Characters: * Commissioner Gordon Adversaries: * Jacky Mutell * Liam McCourt * group of smugglers Other Characters: * Arthur Reeves * Paddy McCourt Locations: * Gotham City Items: * Bat-Signal * Batrope Vehicles: * None Featured Characters: * Batgirl Supporting Characters: * Jim Gordon * Jason Bard Adversaries: * Larry "The Blimp" Cooper Other Characters: * Floyd Marcus * Mike Marcus Locations: * Gotham City Items: * None Vehicles: * Antique Getaway Car Featured Characters: * Roy Raymond Supporting Characters: * Karen Duncan Adversaries: * Ben Jones Other Characters: * Mr. Jenkins * Roger Dunning Locations: * Metropolis Items: * None Vehicles: * None Featured Characters: * Bruce Perry Supporting Characters: * Randall Adversaries: * various assassins Other Characters: * Tim Curran * Ann * Collins Locations: * Unnamed City Items: * None Vehicles: * None

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DC

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Whitney Ellsworth Julius Schwartz

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Neal Adams Dick Giordano

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USA

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Carmine Infantino

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Detective Comics

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January

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Continuing from last issue... Batgirl is trying to find the murderer of Floyd Marcus, former crime kingpin, during the premiere of the film "The Stepfather" based on his life. Believing the killer is Floyd's son Mike, Batgirl has traveled to his estate to find that, Mike was not the killer at all. Attacking some of the thugs who were at the shooting arrive, Batgirl realizes the person who she thought was Mike was an imposter because the fake glasses they were wearing didn't have lenses and as such didn't catch the light from the tommy gun burst during the murder. She is however caught by the gun men who hold her at gun point, but she manages to break loose just as the police arrive. The commotion wakes up whe real Mike Marcus who demands to know what's going on. Soon, Floyd's body guard "Blimp" attempts to shoot Marcus but is stopped by Batgirl. Batgirl then reveals that "Blimp" was behind the whole thing because his gun was loaded with blanks, which she learned in advance when she realized that the car used in the murder didn't have any bullet holes from "Blimps" counter shots. Reprinted from Detective Comics #213. Reprinted from Gang Busters #61. A small time thug’s corpse is found weighted down by golden Batman statues in Gotham’s East River. Batman’s investigation leads him to Erin Hill, Gotham’s largest Irish settlement, which is in the midst of a carnival called St. Brigid’s. The Dark Knight also meets a man named Liam McCourt and finds a booth selling golden Batman statues similar to the one found on the corpse’s body earlier. A man promises to take Batman to the one responsible for making the statues, but instead leads the Caped Crusader into a trap. However, Batman overcomes the thugs and learns of a smuggling of a shipment of gold. But before the thug can tell Batman who he works for, he is murdered. Batman has the men aboard the smuggling ship arrested by the police, and then uses an identity as a drunken Irishman to “spook” a man receiving a package from McCourt. Following the man as the Dark Knight, Batman opens the package and discovers that it is drugs; a discovery that confirms to the Caped Crusader who the sniper was earlier and who drowned the corpse. Following McCourt home, Batman discovers that the Irishman has a son named Paddy that he is ashamed of; one he keeps hidden in the basement of his home and one that secretly sculpts the golden Batman statues. Batman confronts McCourt and, with the help of Paddy, is able to defeat the crook.

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* "Long Live the Kingpin!" is reprinted in Showcase Presents: Batgirl #1. * "The Return of Ben Franklin!" was originally featured in Detective Comics #213. * "The Human Target" was originally featured in Gang Busters #61.

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DC Comics

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1972