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"Batman: "Silent Night, Deadly Night!"": This story is reprinted from Batman #239.

Limited Collectors' Edition #C-34 is an issue of the series Limited Collectors' Edition (Volume 1) with a cover date of March, 1975.

Synopsis for Batman: "Silent Night, Deadly Night!"

This story is reprinted from Batman #239.

On Christmas Eve, Batman in on the lookout for a criminal who was been attacking several men dressed as Santa Claus whose job is to collect money for charity. After a long chase, Batman finally entounters the attacker and finds out that he is a jobless man who robs street-corner Santas of their collections in order to get money to pay his bills and give his niece a decent Christmas. The man explains that he was fired from his old job and Batman understands the man's position, but he makes no excuses for the crimes he committed. Then, the man makes up his mind and realizes that he has been taking his anger against society, when he should have used it against his former employer.

The man attacks Batman and sets out to attack his former boss, not knowing that the man was frail and old. Batman recovers in time to prevent the man from killing his former boss, but as soon as he reaches them, Batman is shocked to see that the jobless man is helping the elder man. Batman takes them to a nearby hospital, where the elder man is saved and everybody enjoys a true Christmas Eve after this unexpected miracle.

Appearing in Batman: "Silent Night, Deadly Night!"

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  • Tim (Single appearance)
  • Betsy (Single appearance)

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  • Richard Lee Evans (Single appearance)

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Synopsis for Captain Marvel: "Billy Batson's Xmas!"

This story is reprinted from Captain Marvel Adventures #69.

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  • Mike, department store Santa
  • Mr. Ramberg

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Synopsis for Angel and the Ape: "The $500,000 Doll Caper!"


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Synopsis for Teen Titans: "A Swingin' Christmas Carol!"

This story is reprinted from Teen Titans #13.

It's a few days before Christmas and the Teen Titans are relaxing in their headquarters. While the other members of the group are satisfied reading comic book adventures of their older counterparts, Robin is reading Charles Dickens classic book "A Christmas Carol" completely unaware that their next adventure would have similar parallels to the story itself.

Elsewhere in the city is Junkorama owned by the miserly Ebenezer Scrounge, who employs Bob Ratchet as his accountant (Bob is also saving money for his sick son Tom) Ebenezer is forcing Tom to work on Christmas Eve. Left alone, Scrounge goes off to sell some scrap metal to thugs who work for a man named Mr. Big. Tom Ratchet goes to visit his father and snoops on Scrounge's transaction and finds the whole exchange strange. When Scrounge leaves the scene, Tom secretly witnesses the men use a device that turns the scrap into "new" items for them to sell for even more. Tom decides to go and tell his father. When Bob confronts his boss about it later, Ebenezer threatens to fire him if he tells the authorities about the illegal operation.

Tom meanwhile gets in touch with the Teen Titans who agree to investigate the matter and sneak onto the property. After knocking out Mr. Big's goons, the Titans disguise themselves as the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future causing Ebenezer to break down and repent his miserly ways and tell the Teen Titans where they can find Mr. Big.

Finding the location of Mr. Big's hideout the Titans try to stop him and make short work of his men until Big uses a giant magnet to magnetize a pile of junk to trap his foes. They are saved at the last minute due to the timely intervention of Tom and Ebenezer who turn off the magnet, allowing the Titans to easily defeat their foes. After the battle, Ebenezer uses Mr. Big's device to transform a pile of junk into a new electric wheelchair for Tom.

With the caper over, the group all decide to celebrate their victory, and Christmas as well.

Appearing in Teen Titans: "A Swingin' Christmas Carol!"

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  • Mr. Big

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  • Ebenezer Scrounge
  • Bob Ratchet
  • Tom Ratchet
  • Aquaman (In a photograph only)
  • Batman (In a photograph only)
  • Superman (In a photograph only)
  • Wonder Woman (In a photograph only)

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Synopsis for Superman: "Christmastown, U. S. A.!"

This story is reprinted from Action Comics #117.

Appearing in Superman: "Christmastown, U. S. A.!"

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  • "The $500,000 Doll Caper!" was originally created for the unpublished Meet Angel #8.



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