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World's Finest Comics, #228

Published: March-April 1975

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Crown for a New Batman

Story Featuring Super Sons

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Crown for a New Batman

Story Featuring Superman and Batman , Story Featuring Super Sons

Storyline

When Batman appears to die, Robin and Batman, Jr. vie to replace him. A requirement of Bruce Wayne's will is that Bruce Wayne, Jr. has to accompany an old business partner of his father's to the arctic. There, he uncovers the duplicity of his father's business partner and that his father is still alive.

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Batman's wife appears in the story, but her identity is not made clear. Feature bannered as "Superman & Batman and Their Sons Co-Starring Robin" on splash page. The story also has three separate chapter titles: Part 1 - Avenge Thy Father; Part 2 - The Riddle of Smoke Island; Part 3 - Tomb of Ice.

The Broadway Posse!

Story Featuring Vigilante

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The Menace of the Land-Sea Beasts

Story Featuring Aquaman

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Story miscredited to Bob Haney on the splash page of this reprint.

The Junk Yard of Doom

Story Featuring Metamorpho

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Karko captures Metamorpho and takes him to Maxwell Tremaine who wants to force Metamorpho to help him conquer the world.

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Story in 3 parts of 7.67 pp., 9.67 pp., 6.67 pp. for an actual page count of 24 pages.

The Amazing Reversals of Superman and Batman

Story Featuring Superman and Batman

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Consists of panels taken from past stories.

Hideout on Fear Island

Story Featuring Eclipso

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Professor Bennett is accused of using a rapid-grow plant experiment by a small South-American country and destroying a village.

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Letter Column Featuring From the World's Finest Fans

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Select comments from Bob Rodi, Sean McInerney, Tom Gates, Dan Stimpson, James Decker, Guy Rosefelt, Paul Johnson, J. Douglas Wellington, Perry Wilson, Scott Gibson, Philip Byarley, Joe Pelusi, Richard F. Bales, Tony Marrero, Bob Crawford and Robbie Marsdan.

World's Finest Comics Contents
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Contents listing with illustration and indicia information at bottom of page.

World's Fun-est #3 Answers
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The answer to the puzzle is a line from the Aquaman origin story in More Fun Comics (DC, 1936 series) #73.

World's Fun-est #3
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Puzzle.