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    Two-Face Face-Off
    Two-Face Face-Off
    Two-Face Face-Off
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    Two-Face Face-Off

    By Laurie S. Sutton and Luciano Vecchio

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    The fate of the Batman and Robin comes down to a flip of a coin! Two-Face is on the loose and his crimes have the Dynamic Duo working double time. From the heist of rare twin diamonds to a showdown on a bi-plane, the Caped Crusader and The Boy Wonder stop at nothing to bring this super-villain face-to-face with justice.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCapstone Young Readers
    Release dateJan 1, 2016
    ISBN9781496532886
    Two-Face Face-Off
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    Laurie S. Sutton

    Laurie Sutton is a comic book writer and editor. She is also the author of The Mystery of the Aztec Tomb and The Secret of the Sea Creature from the You Choose Stories: Scooby Doo series. She currently resides in Florida.

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      Two-Face Face-Off - Laurie S. Sutton

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      CHAPTER 1

      FACE-TO-FACE

      Batman and Robin raced toward the scene of danger. There was an escape happening at the Arkham Asylum for the Criminally Insane and they had to stop it!

      Who’s trying to escape? The Joker? The Riddler? Robin asked as he and Batman drove in the Batmobile.

      Someone much worse than those two criminals put together, Batman replied. It’s Two-Face!

      The Dynamic Duo zoomed through the streets of Gotham City. It was after midnight and no one was on the roads except a few slow delivery trucks. The Batmobile passed them as fast as a bat in flight.

      Suddenly, red and blue lights flashed behind the duo’s dark vehicle. A siren screamed. Batman glanced at the rearview monitor screen on the instrument panel.

      It’s the Gotham City police, Batman said.

      The police cars quickly caught up to the Batmobile — and then passed it at high speed. The vehicles accelerated down the street and ignored the Batmobile.

      I wonder where they’re going in such a hurry, Robin said.

      That’s no mystery, Batman replied. Arkham.

      Attention, Batman and Robin! a voice boomed over a loudspeaker. It came from another police vehicle that drove up behind the Batmobile.

      I recognize that voice. It’s Police Commissioner Gordon, Batman said.

      The Dark Knight pressed a button on the instrument panel of the Batmobile. It opened a radio communication channel between the two cars.

      Let’s keep our conversation quiet, Batman said to the commissioner. "I wouldn’t want to violate any late-night noise regulations."

      I see you’re on your way to Arkham Asylum, Gordon said. We need to get there fast. Follow our squad cars. We’ll give you a police escort.

      The police vehicle’s engine roared as it passed the Batmobile and sped down the dark city street. Its warning lights flashed and its siren wailed. The Dark Knight’s foot barely touched the accelerator pedal to catch up to the commissioner’s car. The Batmobile moved silently through the night.

      It didn’t take long for Batman and Robin to arrive at the scene. As they approached, they could see it was chaos. The flashing lights of police vehicles filled the night with red and blue brilliance. A pair of police helicopters hovered above the asylum and pierced the dark with bright searchlights.

      The Batmobile halted in front of a line of police officers and squad cars. The GCPD formed a perimeter like an army prepared to wage battle. Police radios squawked. Protective armor and shields were deployed.

      Commissioner Gordon jumped out of his vehicle and took control

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