Clay Pigeon For A Killer A TV Show Host announces on the air that he has solved a murder case and will reveal the killer's identity the next day. He confides to Bruce Wayne that it was all a ruse to lure the real killer out into the open. As a result, the Caped Crusader poses as the TV Host in order to protect the man's life and catch the killer. Voiceprint Clues! A 1/2-page text article about using voice patterns to identify suspected criminals. Cap's Hobby Hints A 1/2-page instructional guide. This edition details how to level a wobbly train table. Story, art, inks and lettering by Henry Boltinoff. Casey The Cop A 1-page humor strip. Casey the Cop investigates a report about a burglary called in by an old woman... with comedic results. Story, art, inks and lettering by Henry Boltinoff. NOTE: This story originally appeared in DC's "Mr. District Attorney" #51 (May-June 1956). The Riddle-Less Robberies Of The Riddler! The 12-page cover story with Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder! After breaking out of prison, the Riddler vows to never send riddles to Batman again and then launches a new crime wave. Can the Caped Crusader uncover subtle clues in order to bring about the Riddler's downfall? Story by Gardner Fox Art by Sheldon Moldoff [as Bob Kane] Inks by Joe Giella Letters by Gaspar Saladino Note: There appears to be some debate over who actually drew this story (as well as with “Clay Pigeon For A Killer”). While records indicate that Bob Kane received payment (and his signature appears on the splash page), comic art scholars agree that the work was actually by Sheldon Moldoff.