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"Batman: "Batman, Junior and Robin, Senior"": Wilton Winders, a criminal ex-scientist, attacks Dr. Richard Marsten, and steals his two newly invented gas compunds. The gases cause people to become older or younger depending on which gas is applied. When Batman and [[R

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Detective Comics #218 is an issue of the series Detective Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1955.

Synopsis for Batman: "Batman, Junior and Robin, Senior"

Wilton Winders, a criminal ex-scientist, attacks Dr. Richard Marsten, and steals his two newly invented gas compunds. The gases cause people to become older or younger depending on which gas is applied. When Batman and Robin try to capture Winders, they are exposed to the gases. Robin becomes an adult, and Batman becomes a child with no memory of the last 10 years.

Hindered by their new age changes, the Dynamic Duo tracks Winders as he sells the gas to wealthy older men to restore their youth. When Robin and Batman catch up to Winders, the crook tries using the gas on himself as a disguise. The Caped Crusaders are not fooled and are able to catch him. Then using the remaining gas, restore everyone to their rightful ages.

Appearing in Batman: "Batman, Junior and Robin, Senior"

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Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

  • Wilton Winders (Single appearance)
  • Beetles (Single appearance)

Other Characters:

  • Gotham City Police Department
  • Dr. Richard Marsten (Single appearance)
  • Unnamed Petty Criminal (Single appearance)
  • John Conklin (Single appearance)
  • Victor Verne (Single appearance)

Locations:

Items:

  • Telescope
  • Bat-Signal
  • Cylinders of Youth Gas
  • Movie Set Props

Vehicles:


Synopsis for Captain Compass: "The Floating Prison"

Captain Mark Compass is kidnapped and thrown into a prison cell aboard another ship. He soon discovers three other men share the cell and that their captor is an international jewel thief named Bartley Minton who has a vendetta against each of them for their part in putting him into prison for five years. Minton purchased a ship in order to convert it into a prison ship where he could sentence each of them to five years at hard labor aboard the ship. After suffering through harsh treatment by the guards and Minton, Capt. Compass arranges an escape in which they manage to overthrow the guards and then take Minton prisoner.

Appearing in Captain Compass: "The Floating Prison"

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Antagonists:

  • Bartley Minton
  • Alfie
  • Pete

Other Characters:

  • Jordan Price
  • Walter Wilson
  • Judge John Barrow

Locations:

  • On the Open Ocean

Items:

  • Sledge Hammers
  • An Axehead

Vehicles:

  • Delivery Helicopter
  • Prison Ship

Synopsis for Roy Raymond: "The Genius in a High-Chair"

A group of scientists create a scam to make it seem like George Blair, an infant son of famous scientist, is a super genius and that he should be showcased on Roy Raymond's TV show Impossible... But True!. When George's father, John, does show up to see his son, the group of scientists reveal that the cyclotron he was trying to create was a success and not a failure, which he had previously believed it to be, causing him to go into hiding.

Appearing in Roy Raymond: "The Genius in a High-Chair"

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Other Characters:

  • George Blair
  • Mr. Wood (George's Guardian)
  • John Blair (George's Father)
  • Miss Hansen (George's Nanny) (Flashback only)

Locations:

  • Impossible... But True! TV Studio

Items:

  • Bogus Typewriter
  • Cyclotron
  • Building Blocks

Vehicles:


Notes

  • "Batman, Junior and Robin, Senior" is reprinted in Batman #182



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