Appearing in Batman and the Creeper: "Paperchase"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Clayton Wetley (Final appearance)
- Origami Man (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Hugo Marlies (WHAM-TV Station Manager)
- Renaldo (Single appearance)
Locations:
- Gotham City
- WHAM Studios
- Batcave II
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for Batman and the Creeper: "Paperchase"
At WHAM station, Clayton Wetley has started a campaign to condemn the minorities in the city, which Jack Ryder finds disturbing. At the same time, a monster made of paper starts terrorizing Gotham City and preying on the same minorities that Wetley has been attacking.
Batman and the Creeper start investigating the case and they confront the paper monster, but they are easily defeated by the creature. Batman manages to take a bit of the monster's paper body and takes it to the Batcave to analyze it. After a quick examination, Batman learns that the monster is made of a special paper used for origami and only known to collectors like Wetley.
Batman and Creeper confront Wetley, but they are sidetracked by the paper monster, who keeps attacking innocent people. While Creeper and Batman confront the monster, Wetley realizes that he is responsible for creating the monster and all because of his message of hate that has channeled other people's hate to him and transformed the monster. Wetley has had similar problems in his childhood and he decides to change his way of thinking, causing the paper monster to be destroyed in the fire and turned to ashes.
Appearing in Nemesis: "The Bitter Choice!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- The Council
- Samuel Solomon
- Lucas (First appearance)
- Jay Kingston (In a photograph only)
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
- Electric Cane
- Heart Stimulator
- Belt Parachute
Vehicles:
- Plane
Synopsis for Nemesis: "The Bitter Choice!"
Nemesis finds that Samuel Solomon has clamped a device to his heart that can induce a heart attack from too much strain.
Notes
- "Paperchase" is reprinted in 'Greatest Team-Up Stories Ever Told.
- The story is also dedicated to Creeper's creator, Steve Ditko.
Trivia
- The first panel of page 9 features several people, two of which are drawn in resemblance to artist Jim Aparo and editor Dick Giordano.
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Recommended Reading
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