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Detective Comics v1 #397, 1970 - A painting's theft leads Batman to a millionaire recluse, who pines for a lost love from his youth. There are vague references to the film
Citizen Kane, but only in passing. Neal Adams does a capable job in capturing the rich man's delusionary state. His depictions of the fortress-like mansion, with its cavernous interiors and contents, is simply superlative. Adams' ghostly cover is equally compelling. This story was later reprinted in
Limited Collectors' Edition #C-44. Other artists in this issue include Murphy Anderson and Gil Kane. See
today's posts or more
Adams or
Detective Comics issues. See also this blog's
Adams checklist or
Top 10 Adams comics.
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Adams cover pencils (Dick Giordano inks) = ***
"Paint A Picture Of Peril" Adams story pencils (Dick Giordano inks) 15 pages = ***
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