Synopsis
"The Case Batman Failed To Solve!"
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"Prescription For Happiness"
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"Swastika Over the White House"
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"Bargains In Banditry"
Penguin has his henchmen pass out a "price guide" for Penguin to assist gangs successfully commit crimes.
Instructs gangs how to commit specific crimes, like "rob Chestnut Street Bank"
First customers successfully rob bank, but Penguin shoots them with darts (upon their arrival at their hideout) and takes the loot.
Bruce & Dick happen to be going to the bank just after the criminals leave and discover the Penguin is behind the robbery.
Batman/Robin board the Batplane and find Penguin. A short fight ensues and Penguin escapes (leaving Batman/Robin caught in a net).
Batman/Robin go undercover to find Penguin by posing as competition to Penguin's criminal plans for sale.
Penguin lures Bruce/Dick's undercover alter egos into a trap; only they go has Batman/Robin and get trapped in a giant umbrella that gasses them.
Penguin attempts to kill Batman by making his face a dart target, but keeps missing.
Robin escapes, allowing Batman to escape.
Batman/Robin defeat Penguin and take him to the police. He is later sentenced to death.
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Trivia
- In Joel Schumacher's The Lost Boys, Sam Emerson tells Edgar Frog and his brother Alan that he is looking for a copy of Batman issue #14. He also tells them that since there are only four copies in existence instead of five, he's always looking out for the other three. That scene was also shown as a flashback in the 2010 sequel Lost Boys: The Thirst.