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"The Deadly Numbers Game!": Batman looks into a weird series of thefts based upon number-associated objects that end up in the hands of wax dummies in a museum. After a lengthy investigation, Batman finally confronts the man responsible for the thefts and he learns th

Quote1 The Batman's frightening image scares the guilty...not the innocent! Quote2
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Batman #250 is an issue of the series Batman (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1973.

Synopsis for "The Deadly Numbers Game!"

Batman looks into a weird series of thefts based upon number-associated objects that end up in the hands of wax dummies in a museum. After a lengthy investigation, Batman finally confronts the man responsible for the thefts and he learns that the young man has been trying to improve the ticket sales of the wax museum since the place is going out of business. The publicity stunt is successful, but the young man is taken to the authorities for breaking the law

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  • Gil Adams (Single appearance)

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Synopsis for "Return of the Flying Grayson!"

While Tommy Duffy and his brother discuss a poster of the Flying Graysons, Robin nails a gang of thieves with the Duffy brothers as his witnesses. Afterwards, the Duffy kids talk to Dick Grayson and they wonder who is better between the Grayson kid from the Flying Graysons or Robin, but Dick replies that they can't know for sure since nobody has seen them together in action.

Appearing in "Return of the Flying Grayson!"

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  • Tommy Duffy
  • Jimmy Duffy (First appearance)

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  • Big Mike (Single appearance)
  • Frank (Single appearance)

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Synopsis for "The Batman Nobody Knows!"

Bruce Wayne takes a group of children out on a camping trip and learns from them three different images they have of the Batman. After listening to all their stories, Bruce decides to surprise them by appearing as Batman, but the kids dismiss Bruce's attempt as a playful joke and they don't believe that Batman can be just a simple man. When the kids go to sleep, Batman realizes that his image is only frightening to those who have a guilty conscience, not to those who are innocent.

Appearing in "The Batman Nobody Knows!"

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  • Ronnie (Single appearance)
  • Ziggy (Single appearance)
  • Mickey (Single appearance)

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  • Willie the Horse (In a vision)

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Trivia

  • In "Return of the Flying Grayson!", one of the kids is seen reading a Flash Comic.
  • In "The Batman Nobody Knows!":
    • There are several references to people and media from the 70s. They are the athletes Muhammad Ali and Jim Brown and the films Shaft and Super Fly.
    • Ronnie calls Batman "Batwings" and imagines him as a black man, in a black and blue outfit with bat-like wings, using technology to fly and fight. This perception of Batman probably served as an inspiration for the creation of two legacies: Blackwing and Batwing.


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