Batman #180: Death Knocks Three Times
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- Series
- Batman
- Issue number
- 180
- Cover date
- 1966-05-31
- ComicVine ID
- 8516
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Batman #180: Death Knocks Three Times stands out in Gotham Vault because the issue title, character tags, and 1966-05-31 cover date create a distinct entry point into Batman. Readers can use it to jump from this issue into Batman, Nightwing (Dick Grayson), Lord Death Man and related Batman continuity.
Issue summary
Batman and Robin battle a new villain named Death-Man, whose most notable power is the apparent ability to come back from the dead.
Citation summary
Batman #180: Death Knocks Three Times is a Batman issue with cover date 1966-05-31. Gotham Vault links it to Batman, Nightwing (Dick Grayson), Lord Death Man.
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What comic is Batman #180: Death Knocks Three Times?
Batman #180: Death Knocks Three Times is a Batman-related comic issue in Gotham Vault's database. It is listed under the Batman series as issue #180 with a cover date of 1966-05-31.
Who appears in Batman #180: Death Knocks Three Times?
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