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DC Comics Batman #147, published in May 1962 and featuring Batman and Robin in the memorable Silver Age story “Batman Becomes Bat-Baby!” The wonderfully unusual cover shows a child-sized Batman swinging into action alongside Robin, making this a distinctive example of the imaginative Batman stories of the era. An appealing early 1960s Batman issue with…
DC Comics Batman #150, published in September 1962. This classic Silver Age issue features the story “Robin, the Super Boy Wonder!”, in which a mysterious jungle encounter gives Robin super-strength while also affecting his memory, leading to a dramatic confrontation with Batman. A desirable milestone 150th issue from Batman’s original series and an appealing collectible…
DC Comics Batman #151, published in November 1962. This classic Silver Age issue features the two-part adventure “Batman’s New Secret Identity!”, with a dramatic cover depicting Batman apparently exposed to the public as Bruce Wayne alongside Robin. An appealing early Batman issue from the Silver Age and a desirable addition for collectors of vintage Batman…
Batman #181 is a landmark Silver Age DC Comics issue published in June 1966 and is best known for featuring the first appearance of Poison Ivy, one of Batman’s most enduring and popular adversaries. This highly sought-after key issue introduced Dr. Pamela Isley to comic readers, marking the debut of a character who would become…
DC Comics Batman #183, published in August 1966. This classic Silver Age issue features a memorable Batman and Robin cover directly inspired by the enormous popularity of the 1960s Batman television series. The cover shows Batman relaxing in the Batcave to watch The Adventures of Batman on television while Robin attempts to call him into…
Offered here is Batman #304, published by DC Comics in October 1978. This Bronze Age issue features the striking cover story “The Underworld Finally Killed Me!”, with Batman confronting a mysterious case involving his own apparent death. The issue also includes the beginning of the backup feature “The Public Life of Bruce Wayne.” Written by…
Add a classic Batman issue to your collection with Batman #362, published by DC Comics in August 1983. This issue features The Riddler taking centre stage in a memorable confrontation with the Dark Knight, complete with a colourful cover showcasing the Clown Prince of Crime’s intellectual rival surrounded by stolen riches. Published during the final…
DC Comics Batman #400, published in 1986. A landmark oversized anniversary issue celebrating the 400th issue of Batman’s long-running series, written by Doug Moench and featuring a special introduction by acclaimed horror author Stephen King. This collector’s issue features contributions from an exceptional line-up of artists, including John Byrne, Bill Sienkiewicz, Art Adams, Brian Bolland,…
Batman #423 is a memorable late Bronze Age DC Comics issue published in September 1988, featuring one of the most iconic Batman covers of the era by legendary artist Todd McFarlane. The striking artwork depicts the Dark Knight cloaked in shadow beneath a full moon, carrying a frightened young girl to safety while surrounded by…
Key Significance Part of the influential late-1980s Batman run that helped redefine the Dark Knight following Batman: Year One and leading into A Death in the Family. Features Jason Todd as Robin and artwork by fan-favourite Batman artist Jim Aparo. Description Batman #424, published by DC Comics in October 1988, comes from one of the…
Key Significance One of the most famous Batman comics ever published. This issue concludes the landmark “A Death in the Family” storyline, the story in which Jason Todd’s Robin was killed after readers voted via a telephone poll. Batman #429 is the emotional finale and remains a cornerstone issue for Batman and Joker collectors. Description…
DC Comics Batman #450, published in November 1990. This key issue forms part of the acclaimed “A Lonely Place of Dying” storyline by Marv Wolfman, Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle and Steve Mitchell. The striking cover features the haunting image of Batman overshadowing the memories of Robin, reflecting one of the Dark Knight’s most emotional story…
