We all have one of these inside our heads ... a symbol of death without which we cannot live. And if we use what's inside our heads ... eventually we will live to conquer death. 
Batman #525 is an issue of the series Batman (Volume 1) with a cover date of December, 1995.
Synopsis for "Frozen Assets"
Batman must stop Mister Freeze from a plot involving the murders of several old people, while Mister Freeze is demonically empowered. During the events of "Underworld Unleashed", the demon Neron granted Freeze the power of Cryokinesis, the control over ice. Freeze plans to make money claiming to cryogenically freeze some of Gotham's old and wealthy, but simply leave them dead in his ice and take all of their assets. When the five elderly marks he chooses each in turn refuse, he realizes he will be unable to even fake their complicity in his plans, and decides to kill them merely on principle. His henchmen, Ice and Cube, worry along the way that Mister Freeze has gone even crazier than he normally is, but still actively participate.
Batman and Robin track the three down, and are able to meet them at the third house they plan on robbing. Although Batman is eventually able to stop Mister Freeze by shattering his helmet with an antique shield, he is left unsatisfied as he was unable to save the third man's life, and Freeze got away with four murders (including a valet).
Appearing in "Frozen Assets"
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Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Mister Freeze
- Ice and Cube
Other Characters:
- Alfred Pennyworth
- The Gotham City Police Department
- James Gordon
- Sarah Essen
- Mister Freeze's Victims
- Comstock (Single appearance; dies)
- Jaynes (Single appearance; dies)
- Mr. Vandemeer (Single appearance; dies)
- Kaminski (Single appearance)
- Sperling (Single appearance)
- Ransome (Single appearance; dies)
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Notes
Trivia
- Mister Freeze's henchmen were named Ice and Cube as an intended pun. Both characters spoke only in rhymes with Ice making a rhyme of everything Cube said.
- There are small references to The Beatles and Sean Connery's James Bond movies.
