Batman #163 is an issue of the series Batman (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1964. It was published on March 5, 1964.
Synopsis for "Bat-Girl -- Batwoman II!"
Alfred writes another tale of the second Batman and Robin team, during a time in which a grown-up Betty Kane, the former Bat-Girl, returns to Gotham and assumes the mantle of Batwoman II.
Appearing in "Bat-Girl -- Batwoman II!"
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Supporting Characters:
- Bruce Wayne Jr. (Fictional character)
- Kathy Kane (Fictional character)
- Commissioner Gordon (Fictional character)
- Batwoman II (Fictional character)
Antagonists:
- Milo (Single appearance)(Fictional character)
- Hippo Barnes (Single appearance)(Fictional character)
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Synopsis for "The Joker Jury!"
Batman and Robin are on the trail of the Joker, who is now using each of Gotham City's governmental departments as a theme for theft. The heroes are outsmarted by the Joker on each occasion, but they manage to find a clue that leads them to the Joker's hideout. Unfortunately, Joker has prepared a trap for the heroes and he captures them. Once inside Joker's hideout, Batman and Robin stand trial against a jury of Joker's hirelings with makeup to make them look like Joker, and Joker as the judge. Against such odds, the heroes have no chance of coming out victorious and they are locked inside a cell in the hideout. Meanwhile, Joker and his henchmen go out on another crime, but they are finally stopped by Batman and Robin, who managed to find a way out of their cell and deduced Joker's crime plan without trouble. Finally, Joker is sent to prison. Or as Batman puts it, "The Department of Corrections", because The Joker certainly needs correcting.
Appearing in "The Joker Jury!"
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Other Characters
- Joe (Single appearance)
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Notes
- "Bat-Girl -- Batwoman II!" is not an Imaginary Story, but Alfred's tale in the story is very similar in function to an Imaginary Story, so this story is often considered an "honorary" Imaginary Story.
- Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Compendium listed this issue as an appearance of Earth-Forty.
- "The Joker Jury!" was reprinted in The Greatest Joker Stories Ever Told and The Joker: A Celebration of 75 Years.
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