Batman #266

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DC ⋅ 1975
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Issue Details

Publisher

DC

Writer

Dennis O'Neil

Penciler

Irv Novick

Inker

Dick Giordano

Cover Artist

Dick Giordano

Published

August 1975

Synopsis

MURDER MASQUERADE! During the reception of foreign camels acquired by the Wayne Foundation, a man is apparently murdered during a camel stampede caused by a criminal disguised as a bedouin. Bruce Wayne becomes aware of the case, but he is needed in a sports event, where he is joined by Dick Grayson. During the hockey match, another man is killed by the same costumed criminal and this time, Batman confronts the killer in the rooftop of the building. Unfortunately, the man's costume is protected by some heavy armor and Batman's attacks have no effect. Instead, Batman is defeated and forced to retreat.  After the confrontation, Robin joins the investigation and he goes to the morgue to learn more about the victims of the killer. However, upon arriving, Robin learns that the bodies of the victims never arrived and after interrogating one of the orderlies at the place, Robin learns about a strange conspiracy.   Meanwhile, Alfred tends Batman's wounds and Bruce analyzes the evidence collected. The two victims were part of a three-member partnership in an oil company business and he deduces that the last victim would be Leo Hunt, the last member of the partnership. Batman goes to Hunt's house to prevent his murder, but he is unable to save the man and the killer claims another victim. At that moment, Robin contacts Batman and informs him that the bodies of the first two victims were apparently dropped near a hockey stadium and the Dynamic Duo go to investigate.   Batman and Robin locate the place and team up to fight the Sheikh, who is in fact Frederick Goforth, the first victim of the crimes. During the confrontation, Batman learns that Goforth and the second victim, Hopkins, were in cahoots and used the Sheikh identity.

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