Detective Comics #425

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DC ⋅ 1972
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Issue Details

Publisher

DC

Writer

Dennis O'Neil

Writer

Frank Robbins

Artist

Irv Novick

Artist

Don Heck

Artist

Bernie Wrightson

Cover Artist

Bernie Wrightson

Published

July 1972

Synopsis

THE STAGE IS SET... FOR MURDER! Batman is informed about a crime that would take place during a modern-dress production of Macbeth. Upon arriving, Batman prevents one of the actors from being shot and thus, he must discover which cast member is a would-be murderer. After following a masked man in a carriage, investigating as Bruce Wayne on the backstage, interrogating some of the performers and preventing a second murder attempt on stage, Batman finally deduces the identity of the killer and captures him before he could claim anybody's life. OPEN-AND-SHUT CASE! A Vietnam War buddy of Jason Bard's has been committed to a psychiatric institution, but Bard doubts that he has committed the murder of which he is accused.

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