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 No! No! I'm Bruce Wayne! You're Clark Kent -- and Superman too! Has everyone gone crazy? 
Batman

Appearing in "The Batman Nobody Remembered"

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  • Red Raven (alternate reality)
    • The Red Raven Gang (alternate reality)

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  • Joker (Freddy Forbes) (alternate reality)
  • Alfred Pennyworth (alternate reality)
  • James Gordon (alternate reality)
  • Superman (Bruce Wayne) (alternate reality)
  • Robin (alternate reality)
  • Vicki Vale (alternate reality)

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Synopsis for "The Batman Nobody Remembered"

Batman is returning home in the Batplane during a terrible storm, when his craft is struck by lightning and is forced to make a crash landing. Returning to Gotham City on foot, Batman is shocked to see the Joker brazenly driving around out in the open and tries to apprehend him. Bringing this Joker to Commissioner Gordon, Batman is shocked to learn that the Joker is really a TV personality named Fred Forbes and that Commissioner Gordon doesn't know who he is. When Gordon attempts to have Batman arrested, the Dark Knight manages to escape, troubled by what's happened he happens out into the street and sees Superman flying toward him. When he realizes that Superman is attempting to capture him, he flees the Man of Steel as well, causing an accident with an oil truck the Superman must deal with while the Caped Crusader gets away.

Trying to gain access to the Batcave, Batman is shocked to find that it's gone and so decides to enter through the front door of Wayne Manor. He is shocked that neither Alfred or Dick recognize him and, even more surprising, that Clark Kent is in his home and is calling himself Bruce Wayne. When they try to capture him, Batman flees into the night, wondering what could have possibly happened and why people don't remember him.

Wandering the streets of Gotham City, Batman spots the headquarters of View Magazine and goes up to see his friend Vicki Vale. However, he is in for another shock once more when the woman who calls herself Vicki Vale happens to resemble Lois Lane. Vicki signals Superman and Robin who come and capture him. They take the Dark Knight back to Commissioner Gordon's officer where they force him to take off his mask. Nobody recognizing his face, they make him get his fingerprints taken and lock him up when reports of the Red Raven Gang being on the loose.

Neglecting to remove his utility belt, Batman uses it to break out of his jail cell and goes to help Superman and Robin stop the Red Raven Gang. Batman manages to save Superman from a chunk of Kryptonite and then uses his detective skills to track the gang back to their headquarters. Signaling Superman and Robin to come, the three heroes easily round up the crooks and turn them over to the authorities.

Afterward, playing on a hunch, Superman flies Batman in his damaged Batplane high over the Earth, and when Batman notes that the Atlantic coast is very different and proves Superman's theory that Batman has come from a parallel world. Realizing the lightning storm must be how Batman ended up being transported to this world, Superman and Robin help Batman travel back to his reality. Upon his arrival, he goes to Commissioner Gordon's office and is delighted to find his friends the Commissioner, Robin, Batwoman and Vicki Vale all waiting for him.

Appearing in "The Magician Boss of the Incas"

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  • The Mighty Micro (Single appearance)[1]

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Synopsis for "The Magician Boss of the Incas"

The evil Mighty Micro, a magician who is on the run from the law, has fled into South America from Green Arrow and Speedy. The two soon find that Micro has taken over an Incan tribe, using his magic tricks to frighten them into compliance of his wishes. Disguising himself as an Incan, Green Arrow and Speedy work together to overthrow Mighty Micro's rule and restore the original ruler of the Incans back to his throne.

Notes

  • The alternate Earth version of Bruce Wayne that appears in this issue is not to be confused with Bruce "Superman" Wayne, another parallel counterpart featured in his own back-up stories in issues of Superman.

Multiversal Crossover
The events from this issue or series involve a Multiversal Crossover between Pre-Crisis worlds and characters. This template will categorize articles that include it into the Pre-Crisis Multiverse Crossover category.

See also Post-Crisis Multiverse Crossovers.

Trivia

  • This is one of the few issues of the title that Superman does not make an actual appearance.

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References

  1. First and only known appearance to date besides flashbacks
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