Batman 348, cover-dated June 1982.
"Shadow Play" by Gerry Conway, Gene Colan & Klaus Janson.
and
"The Man, The Bullet, The Cat, pt 1," by Bruce Jones, Trevor von Eeden, & Pablos Marcos.
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I have always had a soft spot for Man-Bat because he looks so cool. But good stories with him are hard to come by. As Keith says, in the Bronze Age it was too much or too little serum for one of the Langstroms every time.
ReplyDeleteThis issue fits that mold to a tee.
I think he should be part of JL Dark, or a Vertigo hero. I'd buy that for a quarter.
I'd love a Man-Bat Vertigo Jeckyl/Hyde book.
ReplyDelete- Keith G! Baker
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