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Jens Walter GERMANY
Member Since December 2012
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The Brave and the Bold #99 page 10 by Bob Brown and Nick Cardy

Location: Batman
Artists: Bob Brown (Penciller) ,  Nick Cardy (Inker)

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Location: Batman
Title: The Brave and the Bold #99 page 10 by Bob Brown and Nick Cardy*
Artist:  Bob Brown (Penciller) ,  Nick Cardy (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 188
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 4/15/2025

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First Batman drinks a cup, then he makes a 'WHOKK'. :)

I bought this one because I loved the panels with Batman and Barry Allen sitting down for a cup.

As I found out, however, this scene is part of a rather sad story in which Bruce's feelings for his parents are played with.
Here's the synopsis of the story called "The Man Who Murdered the Past!":

Visiting the old Wayne summer home, Batman reflects on the happy times that he spent there with his parents. Coming across his parents ashes, Batman suddenly gets possessed by the ghost of Manuel, the islands old Port-A-Gee who died 50 years ago. Each night the same incident happens, where Batman is possessed by the ghost and causes trouble on the island.

Calling the Flash for help, the two travel to the spirit world and learn that Manuel is plotting to bring all the spirits to new bodies in the realm of the living. Flash and Batman soon find the source of Manuel's possession ability: A black diamond carved into the shape of the Egyptian life goddess, which was hidden in the urn containing the Wayne's ashes. Smashing the urn open, and having the Flash throw the diamond into space, Batman thwarts Manuel's plot to possess the living with souls of the dead.

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Lloyd White Member Since 2007
Posted On 4/15/2025

What a wild story--love it!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 4/15/2025

It's great when they took chances during the 70's when the Comic Code was loosening to bring Batman closer to the gothic supernatural mysteries and detective tales.  This page of Brown and Cardy Batman gives us the melancholy part of the backstory which is tough to do.

Posted On 4/15/2025

Gorgeous!