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In Batman 181# (cover date June, 1966) Poison Ivy, Dragonfly, Silken Spider, and Tiger Moth were introduced. They were created by Robert Kanigher and Sheldon Moldoff. Of them, Poison Ivy was the break out character who would become a regular in Batman's rogues gallery. ("Beware of -- Poison Ivy", "The Perfect Crime -- Slighty Perfect", Batman 181#, DC Comic, Event)

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BATMAN #181 - June 1966

Cover Art: Carmine Infantino

BEWARE OF - - POISON IVY

Script: Robert Kanigher

Art: Sheldon Moldoff as “Bob Kane” (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Gasper Saladino (Letters)

Characters:  Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Poison Ivy [Pamela Isley] (introduction); Ivy's gang (villains); Dragon Fly (villain); Silken Spider (villain); Tiger Moth (villain)

Synopsis: While Bruce and Dick are attending an art show, a woman shows up, claiming to be the greatest criminal of those currently residing in Gotham.

Batman story #1,136

THE PERFECT CRIME - - SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT

Script: Gardner Fox

Art: Chic Stone (Pencils), Sid Greene (Inks), Gasper Saladino (Letters)

Characters:  Mystery Analysts of Gotham City [Kaye Daye; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; District Attorney Danton; Martin Tellman; Commissioner James Gordon; Hugh Rankin; Art Saddows]; Nancy Owens (actress); Fern Hunter [also as Kaye Daye] (villain); Hunter's gang [Joe; Chuck; other un-named] (villains)

Synopsis: At the latest meeting of the Analysts, Kaye announces that she didn't write her latest book, and seems to be threatened by a voice from her brooch. Batman has a feeling that the Kaye at the meeting is an impostor, so he looks into the matter.

Batman story #1,137

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#Batman #295 (1978) #JimAparo Cover Art and #MichaelGolden Pencils. #GerryConway Story. Sacrifice Cover "The Adventure of the Houdini Whodunit!" – Commissioner Gordon calls on Batman to attend a special meeting of the long-inactive Mystery Analysts of Gotham City. Former D.A. Danton, Art Saddows, and Kaye Daye have all individually been confronted within the last 24 hours by a dead girl--the same girl.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LMF6CC7

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BATMAN #174 - September 1965

Cover Art: Carmine Infantino

THE HUMAN PUNCHING BAG

Script: Gardner Fox

Art: Sheldon Moldoff as “Bob Kane” (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Milt Snapinn (Letters)

Characters:  Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Getaway Genius [Roy Reynolds] (villain); B. G. Hunter (villain); Hunter's gang (villains)

Synopsis: Hunter breaks the Getaway Genius out of jail in order to provide a getaway gimmick, all the while planning a trap for the Batman

Batman story #1,099

THE OFF-AGAIN, ON-AGAIN LIGHTBULBS

Script: Gardner Fox

Art: Sheldon Moldoff as “Bob Kane” (Pencils), Sid Greene (Inks), Gasper Saladino (Letters)

Characters:  The Mystery Analysts of Gotham City [Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Kaye Daye; Commissioner James Gordon; District Attorney Danton; Art Saddows; Martin Tellman]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Islip Gang (villains); Al Cutshaw (villain); Cutshaw's henchmen (villains)

Synopsis:  When Batman arrives at the Wednesday meeting of the Mystery Analysts, a cleaning man enters and announces that it is actually Friday, and he can prove it with a copy of that day's paper. Before anyone can question why, the cleaning man hypnotizes the group, not realizing the Batman is unaffected.

Batman story #1,100

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BATMAN #168 - December 1964

Cover Art: Carmine Infantino

THE FIGHT THAT JOLTED GOTHAM CITY

Script: Ed Herron

Art: Sheldon Moldoff (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Joe Letterese (Letters)

Characters:  Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Commissioner James Gordon; Mr. Mammoth (circus strongman, introduction); circus manager; Miss Phillips

Synopsis: Batman helps cure a circus strong man of his wild mood swings by deducing that radio music tends to cause aggressive behavior in him.

Batman story #1,063

HOW TO SOLVE A PERFECT CRIME - IN REVERSE

Script: Ed Herron

Art: Sheldon Moldoff (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Joe Letterese (Letters)

Characters:  Robin [Dick Grayson]; Mystery Analysts of Gotham City [Art Saddows; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Commissioner James Gordon; Martin Tellman; District Attorney Danton; Kaye Daye; Professor Ralph Vern [as Mr. X] (villain)]; Mr. Mergen (jeweler)

Synopsis: The Mystery Analysts split up to search for the thief who purloined a valuable diamond, and it's Batman who discovers that one member of the Analysts is the guilty party!

Batman story #1,064

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BATMAN #164 - June 1964

Cover Art: Sheldon Moldoff

TWO-WAY GEM CAPER

Script: Ed Herron

Art: Sheldon Moldoff as “Bob Kane” (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Gasper Saladino (Letters)

Characters:  Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Commissioner James Gordon; The Hootenanny Hotshots (folk singers); Mr. Dabblo (villain); Dabblo's accomplice (villain)

Synopsis: Batman discovers a plot to waylay a group of folk singers in order to perpetrate the theft of a pearl from a museum, and eventually nabs the villain after foiling a trap set for the criminal.

Batman story #1,038

BATMAN’S GREAT FACE-SAVING FEAT

Script: Ed Herron

Art: Sheldon Moldoff as “Bob Kane” (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Gasper Saladino (Letters)

Characters:  Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Mystery Analysts of Gotham City [Prof. Ralph Vern; Art Saddows; Kaye Daye; Martin Tellman; Commissioner James Gordon] (introduction); District Attorney Danton (not named in the story); Hugh Rankin (private investigator); The Trapeze Ten (flashback)

Synopsis:  A private investigator seeks to join the Mystery Analysts, but is blackballed by Batman for a very specific reason

Batman story #1,039