Detective Comics #186
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Flying Bat-Cave!", Batman faces his most cunning test yet when criminals kidnap Robin and force him to swear he’ll stay out of Gotham for a full week. With the city wide open to chaos, the Dark Knight surprises everyone by building a flying Bat-Cave, turning the skies into his new battlefield. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Lew Sayre Schwartz, with inks by Charles Paris, this 1952 classic features a bold new twist on Gotham’s guardian, all capped by Win Mortimer’s dynamic cover art.
In "The Flying Bat-Cave!", Batman faces a daring twist when criminals kidnap Robin and force him to promise not to set foot in Gotham for a week. With his usual ground-based tactics out, Batman surprises the villains by constructing a flying Bat-Cave, turning the skies into his new battlefield.
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Reprinted in Batman #32 (1953), Lynvingen #12/1953 (1953), A Date with Judy #60 (1957), Tales of the Unexpected #17 (1957), The Hundred Comic Monthly #15 (1957), Gang Busters #62 (1958), Sugar & Spike #13 (1958), Century Comic #93 (1965), Batman #203 (1968), MV Comix #11/1969 (1969), Lepakkomies #4/1970 (1970), Läderlappen #4/1970 (1970), Lynvingen #4/1970 (1970), Batman: Secrets of the Batcave #[nn] (2007), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #8 (2020)
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