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Batman #1, Joker & Catwoman: 73 years...

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comicjack

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The world's a little different from those days to bad we can't go back in person and not just thru our books I'll take ten of those please.Thanks for posting that memory!

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Pound for pound, possibly the best book of the Golden Age, IMHO. :cloud9:
a first time printed origin would have made it sweeter (not to take away from Tec 33). I believe the joker splash from the first story would have made a better alternative FC (thumbs u

 

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Pound for pound, possibly the best book of the Golden Age, IMHO. :cloud9:
a first time printed origin would have made it sweeter (not to take away from Tec 33). I believe the joker splash from the first story would have made a better alternative FC (thumbs u

 

D25A01FA-BF37-4DDE-BB31-E8472449D5AC-2944-000001F2A6C2F591_zps3c2aac26.jpg

 

Pretty!!! (thumbs u

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ciorac

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Pound for pound, possibly the best book of the Golden Age, IMHO. :cloud9:
a first time printed origin would have made it sweeter (not to take away from Tec 33). I believe the joker splash from the first story would have made a better alternative FC (thumbs u

 

D25A01FA-BF37-4DDE-BB31-E8472449D5AC-2944-000001F2A6C2F591_zps3c2aac26.jpg

 

Fantastic painting :applause:

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peewee22

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Pound for pound, possibly the best book of the Golden Age, IMHO. :cloud9:
a first time printed origin would have made it sweeter (not to take away from Tec 33). I believe the joker splash from the first story would have made a better alternative FC (thumbs u

 

D25A01FA-BF37-4DDE-BB31-E8472449D5AC-2944-000001F2A6C2F591_zps3c2aac26.jpg

 

:golfclap:

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bane

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Pound for pound, possibly the best book of the Golden Age, IMHO. :cloud9:
a first time printed origin would have made it sweeter (not to take away from Tec 33). I believe the joker splash from the first story would have made a better alternative FC (thumbs u

 

D25A01FA-BF37-4DDE-BB31-E8472449D5AC-2944-000001F2A6C2F591_zps3c2aac26.jpg

 

That's awesome!

 

Who did that?

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Primetime

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Pound for pound, possibly the best book of the Golden Age, IMHO. :cloud9:
a first time printed origin would have made it sweeter (not to take away from Tec 33). I believe the joker splash from the first story would have made a better alternative FC (thumbs u

 

D25A01FA-BF37-4DDE-BB31-E8472449D5AC-2944-000001F2A6C2F591_zps3c2aac26.jpg

 

That's awesome!

 

Who did that?

our very own board member Ryan Heshka. He specializes in pulp and GA paintings. :)
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Here is my Batman #1, or at least part of it. This page has a lot going for it. I like how this page has the "Bob Kane" signature on it, as well as the King Kong type story being portrayed. ...And of course, the Detective Comics ad panel is classic.

 

To me, this story is like Detective Comics #37.5, as it is the last GA Batman story printed without Robin in it.

 

 

 

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bane

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Pound for pound, possibly the best book of the Golden Age, IMHO. :cloud9:
a first time printed origin would have made it sweeter (not to take away from Tec 33). I believe the joker splash from the first story would have made a better alternative FC (thumbs u

 

D25A01FA-BF37-4DDE-BB31-E8472449D5AC-2944-000001F2A6C2F591_zps3c2aac26.jpg

 

That's awesome!

 

Who did that?

our very own board member Ryan Heshka. He specializes in pulp and GA paintings. :)

 

Simply awesome!

 

I've got a long way to go and alot of practice to get through to match that level.

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