Deadman 1985 #5 - back issue - $5.00

Deadman helps expose a fake fortune teller, and also helps Tiny fight the serious injuries he has sustained.

Reprint of the letter column from Strange Adventures #216.

Deadman goes to Batman for help finding his killer and ends up helping Batman track down a mysterious syndicate boss.

On-sale date from DC Releases #16.

• The Call from Beyond! - Story starts on inside front cover page.
• - Best letters from original series. 4 parts scattered thru the issue. Letters from Joe Jenkins, Paul Wikander, Robert Gray, James Shull, D.A.W., and V.O. Speights.
• The Track of the Hook - Story across 24 pages, but page 7 is a 2/3-page and page 15 and 24 are 1/2-pages.
• Strange Adventures #207 - Reprinting without the cover logo's to reveal the complete artwork. According to a caption accompanying an interview of Neal Adams by Paul Levitz in the Winter 2013-2014 issue of Taschen Magazine, many of the faces on the cover belong to DC staffers. "Among them: Joe Letterese (left edge, below the "Featuring Deadman" banner), Jay Scott Pike (to the right of Joe Letterese), Ira Schnapp (to the right of Jay Scott Pike), Jerry Serpe (over Deadman's left shoulder), Jack Miller (to the right of Jerry Serpe), Jack Adler (to the left of Deadman's right hand), Ed Eisenberg (bottom left corner). Other faces include those that Adams drew in the style of Lee Elias (man directly below the speech balloon), or which evolved into his design for Batman villain Ra's al Ghul (8). Adams described one face (below and to the right of Lee Elias) as God."
• Strange Adventures #213 - Reprinted without cover logos. Backcover.