Captain America 271, Marvel Comics, cover-dated July 1982.
"The Mystery of Mr. X," by David Anthony Kraft, with art by Alan Kupperberg and friends.
What happens when Bill from the Bat-Pod comes to talk about a comic book this DOES NOT feature Batman? Is he able to submit Professor Alan, or does he get counted out?
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