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Batman begins with Batman # 1 in the spring of 1940.
Batman started in the spring of 1940 with Batman #1. With the success of Detective, DC reprinted the two page origin of Batman printed in Detective #33 with a number of issues intended for Detective. Batman first resides in Manhattan. Batman continues to be printed today.
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Description |
Price |
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Condition |
Description |
Price |
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April 1957 |
Very Good (VG+) | "The
Boy Who Adopted Batman!" "Robin Falls in Love!" "The Grown-Up Boy Wonder!" |
$85 |
March 1958 |
Good (GD/VG) piece out of front cover | "The
Secret of Mechanical City!" "The Mirage Maker!" "The Bat-Ape!" |
$45 |
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Dec 1958 |
Very Good (VG+) | "The
Curse of the Bat-Ring!" "The Failure of Bruce Wayne!" "The Airborne Batman!" |
$75 |
Oct 1960 |
Good (GD) pieces out of front cover, chipping | "Crimes
of the Wheel!" "The Return of the Second Batman & Robin Team!" "Menace of the Sky Creature!" |
$20 |
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June 1961 |
Very Good (VG/FN) | "The
Ghost of the Joker!" "The Charmed Life of Batman!" "The Eighth Wonder of Space!" |
$40 |
Sept 1962 |
Very Good (VG/FN) | "The
Secret Behind the Stone Door!" "The Girl Who Stole Batman's Heart!" "Robin the Super Boy Wonder!" |
$35 |
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Nov 1962 |
Very Good (VG/FN) | "Batman's
New Secret Identity!" "The Mystery Gadget from the Stars!" |
$28 |
Dec 1962 |
VG/FN | "Formula
for Doom!" "The False- Face Society!" "Memorial to an Astronaut!" |
$25 |
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Feb 1963 |
Fine (FN+) | "Prisoners
of Three Worlds!" "Deat From Beyond!" "Dimension of Doom!" |
$40 |
Nov 1963 |
Sold | "The
Great Clayface- Joker Feud!" "The Boyhood of Bruce Wayne!" |
$28 |
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Feb 1964 |
Very Good (VG/FN) | "The
New Crimes of the Mad Hatter!" "The Bat-Mite Hero!" |
$25 |
March 1964 |
Very Good (VG/FN) | "The
Batman Creature!" "Robin's New Secret Identity!" |
$25 |
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May 1964 |
Fine (FN+) | "Bat-Girl--
Bat- Woman II!" "The Joker Jury!" |
$45 |
Aug 1964 |
Fine (FN) | "The
Man Who Quit the Human Race!" "The Dilemma of the Detective's Daughter!" |
$32 |
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Sept 1964 |
Sold | "Two-Way
Deathtrap!" "A Rendezvous with Robbery!" |
$25 |
Nov 1964 |
Fine (FN+) | "Zero Hour for Earth!" | $30 |
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Feb 1965 |
Very Good (VG/FN) | "Two-Way
Deathtrap!" "A Bad Day for Batman!" |
$40 |
March 1965 |
Fine (FN) | "Genius
of the Getaway Gimmicks!" "The Puzzle of the Perilous Prizes!" |
$30 |
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June 1965 |
Sold | "Attack
of the Invisable Knights!" "Robin's Unassisted Triple Play!" |
$15 |
Dec 1965 |
Fine (FN+) | "Two
Batmen Too Many!" "The Art Gallery of Rogues!" |
$20 |
|
March 1966 |
Very Good (VG) | "Clay
Pigeon for a Killer!" "The Riddle-Less Robberies of the Riddler!" 2nd Appearance of silver age Riddler |
$24 | 182 (G-24)
Aug 1966 |
Sold | Superman
in "Villain of 100 Elements" "Batman, Junior and Robin, Senior" "Batman, Robot" "The Experiment of Professor Zero" "The Rainbow Batman" "The Joker Batman" |
$7 |
185 (G-27)
Oct 1966 |
Sold | "Batman
Jr." "Robin Falls in Love" "Robin's New Boss" "The Super Boy Wonder" "The Boy Wonder Confesses" "Secret of the Ant-Man" "Robin Dies at Dawn" |
$17 |
Nov 1966 |
Fine (FN/VF) | "The
Joker's Original Robberies!" "Commissioner Gordan's Death-Threat" |
$30 |
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March 1967 |
Sold | "The Penguin Takes a Flyer -- into the Future" | $10 |
May 1967 |
Sold | "The
Day Batman Sold Out!" "Alfred's Mystery Menu!" |
$10 |
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June 1967 |
Sold | "The
Crystal Ball that Betrayed Batman!" "Dick Grayson's Secret Guardian!" |
$10 |
Aug 1967 |
Sold | "The
Blockbuster Goes Bat-Mad!" "The Problem of the Proxy Paintings!" |
$15 |
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Sept 1967 |
Very Good (VG/FN) | "The Spark - Spangled See- Through Man!" | $10 |
Nov 1967 |
FN/VF | "The
Psychic Super- Sleuth!" "The Purloined Parchment Puzzle!" |
$15 |
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Feb 1968 |
Fine (FN/VF) | "Peril
of the Posion Rings!" "Seven Steps to Save Face!" |
$15 |
June 1968 |
Sold | "Gateway
to Death!" "Menace of the Motorcycle Marauders!" |
$15 |
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Aug 1968 |
Sold | "Operation Blindfold!" | $10 |
Sept 1968 |
Sold | "Blind as a Bat!" | $10 |
213 (G-61)
Aug 1969 |
Sold | "The
Origin of Robin!" "The Origin of Alfred!" "The Origin of Clay Face!" "The Game of Death!" "The Man Behind Red Hood!" |
$18 |
DC 100 Page Super Spectacular
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Feb 1973 |
Very Good (VG+) |
Batman from Detective #31 Sept. 1939 first Bat-Gyro, Batplane & Baterang introduces the Monk & Jullie Madison Bruce's fiancee Batman from Detective #32 Oct. 1939 Finishes the Monk Story The Atom in "The Battle of the Tiny Titans" from Showcase #34 Oct 1961 Blackhawk in "The Treasure of Ghanpat!..." by Reed Crandall & Chuck Cuidera from Blackhawk #10 spring 1946 Wonder Woman from Sensational Comics #6 June 1942 by Charles Moulton art by Harry G. Peter First golden Lasso Doll Man from Doll Man #31 Dec. 1950 Wildcat introducing Stetch Skinner by Iwin Hanson & Bill Finger Batman from Detective #156 Feb. 1950 "The Batmobile of 1950 new Batmobile |
$20 |
Modern Age Key Issues
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Feb 1984 |
Near Mint (NM) | "A
Revenge of Rainbows!" Jason Todd in new Robin costume |
$10 |
Feb 1987 |
Near Mint (NM) | Frank
Miller retells the Origin of Batman. Miller's Batman is a
Dark Brooding figure a true "Dark Knight" "Batman Year One" part #1 |
$10 |
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March 1987 |
Near Mint (NM) | Frank
Miller retells the Origin of Batman. Miller's Batman is a
Dark Brooding figure a true "Dark Knight" "Batman Year One" part #2 |
$7 |
April 1987 |
Near Mint (NM) | Frank
Miller retells the Origin of Batman. Miller's Batman is a
Dark Brooding figure a true "Dark Knight" "Batman Year One" part #3 |
$7 |
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May 1987 |
Near Mint (NM) | Frank
Miller retells the Origin of Batman. Miller's Batman is a
Dark Brooding figure a true "Dark Knight" "Batman Year One" part #4 |
$7 |
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