Batman Teams Up With a… Clown? ©DC COMICS (art by Neal Adams and Gaspar Saladino) There honestly isn’t much to say about this concept, as even DC thought it was a weak premise, so they never showed up again after this issue. (This is obviously a cash-grab targeted at fans of Marvel’s Hulk, who debuted to massive acclaim 4 years earlier, and had been featured in the Avengers 3 years prior to this issue) Batman and the… Bat Squad? ©DC COMICS (art by Nick Cardy and Gaspar Saladino)ĭuring one of Batman’s surprisingly frequent visits to England, he gained a following of average people who attempted to be vigilantes who dubbed themselves the “Bat Squad”. Batman’s rogues’ gallery took advantage of this power when they made a chemical that would periodically turn Batman into a massive, hulking monster. His gimmick is that he is made of a multitude of different elements that allow him to change shape. One of these is the adventure superhero Metamorpho. Many characters from DC’s Silver Age have been forgotten.
Mike Sekowsky, Joe Giella, and Ira Schnapp Batman is a… Bat-Hulk? ©DC COMICS (art by Of course, like usual, it was all an elaborate plot by The Joker to kill Batman, and it inevitably failed because a psychotic circus clown can’t outsmart the World’s Greatest Detective for very long. What many do not realize is that they have actually worked together from time to time. Batman and… The Joker? ©DC COMICS (art by Jim Aparo, Tatjana Wood, and Gaspar Saladino)Įveryone knows Batman and The Joker are worst enemies, especially during the Bronze Age of Comics. (This actually was a story-beat in Flashpoint, in which Nightwing became the new Deadman after being killed). It’s like if Batman decided to team up with John Grayson instead of Dick Grayson. He was a circus acrobat who was murdered during a trapeze performance. In an issue of Brave and the Bold that ended up being famed Batman artist Neal Adams’ first Batman story, Batman teams up with dead circus acrobat Deadman.
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