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    Batman '66 #15

    Batman '66 » Batman '66 #15 - Caught in the Widow's Web released by DC Comics on November 2014.

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    Gotham City is once again under attack by the wife of the late Max Black – and as usual, Widow Black’s persuasive powers are hard to resist. This time she has a formidable foil…none other than the pernicious Penguin. Together, they are set to plunder the wealthy of Gotham City. Will the Dynamic Duo be caught in her deadly web of deceit?

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    Batman '66 #15 - Caught in the Widow's Web by airdave817 on September 28, 2014

    ##In Batman '66 15, Jeff Parker brings together a most unusual partnership; The Black Widow and The Penguin! If you too are a fan of the 1966 live action Batman television series, you will, no doubt, remember that The Penguin has infamously worked with The Joker; and, as part of the "World Crime League" with the clown prince of crime as well as The Riddler and Catwoman.Parker's story, with art by Wilfredo Torres, colors by Tony Aviña, and letters by Wes Abbott, opens with scientist and hi...

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