A regular occurrence in the Golden Age was the arrival of a package at some mobster's office or hotel room:
It was always a signal to the crook that Batman was on his tail:
Batman sent it as a message to a judge:
It even popped up on a cover:
Any more modern examples out there?
Update: Here's one from Batman #121 ( February 1959):
As you can see, the crook tailed the bat back to the Batcave, which may explain why Batman gave up on using live bats as a warning.
It was always a signal to the crook that Batman was on his tail:
Batman sent it as a message to a judge:
It even popped up on a cover:
Any more modern examples out there?
Update: Here's one from Batman #121 ( February 1959):
You would think Batman would drop more hints but all the droppings were in the box.
ReplyDeleteIIRC, he sent a bat-message in a 1970's story. It may have been "Riddler on the Move" in Batman #263, 1975.
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