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    Batman '66 » Batman '66 #9 - Zelda's Great Escape; The Butler Did It! released by DC Comics on May 2014.

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    Zelda's Great Escape; The Butler Did It! last edited by mshirley27 on 04/13/22 04:52PM View full history

    They’re caught in a trap – and they can’t walk out! Make that several traps, all arranged by Zelda the Great! Zelda’s trying to learn new tricks for her stage act, and she wants Batman and Robin to show her how to escape them…whether they want to or not. Plus: the Dynamic Duo heads west for a showdown with Shame!

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    Batman '66 #9 - Zelda's Great Escape; The Butler Did It! by airdave817 on June 30, 2014

    It's pretty typical for an actor or actress to play a dual role. Ask any actor, and the answer is usually that there is more fun and depth in playing a rogue than in playing a hero. Heroes do the right thing, while villains have all the fun. Barbara Eden and Elizabeth Montgomery played straight-laced characters on I Dream of Jeannie and Bewitched respectively; then, turned right around and cut loose in dual identities opposite themselves on those sitcoms. It's an opportunity to play against type...

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