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A genuine Batman #508 from DC Comics, dated June 1994, and part of the Knightquest: The Crusade storyline that followed Knightfall. This issue features the story “Mortal Remains”, written by Doug Moench, with pencils by Mike Manley and inks by Joe Rubinstein. The cover artwork is by Kelley Jones. The issue follows Jean-Paul Valley as…
DC Comics Batman #511, published in September 1994, is a tie-in to the major Zero Hour: Crisis in Time! crossover event. Written by Doug Moench with artwork by Mike Manley and Josef Rubinstein, this issue features an eye-catching cover by Kelley Jones showcasing Batgirl confronting Batman, Robin and Nightwing as reality begins to unravel during…
DC Comics Batman #512, published in November 1994, marks the beginning of the Prodigal storyline, with Part One of the crossover event. Written by Doug Moench with artwork by Mike Gustovich and José Tanghal, this issue features a dramatic cover by Kelley Jones showcasing Batman confronting Killer Croc in the Gotham sewers. Following the events…
DC Comics Batman #546, published in September 1997, continues Doug Moench and Kelley Jones’ acclaimed run on the Dark Knight. Featuring atmospheric artwork by Kelley Jones with inks by John Beatty, this issue showcases a striking cover depicting the Joker performing a sinister ritual while Batman lies bound below, making it one of the more…
DC Comics Batman #550, published in January 1998, is a special 38-page Anniversary Issue celebrating Batman’s landmark 550th issue. Written by Doug Moench with artwork by Kelley Jones, John Beatty and Mick Gray, this issue is particularly notable for introducing Chase Meridian into the DC comic universe following her appearance in Batman Forever. The striking…
DC Comics Detective Comics #572, published in March 1987 as a special 50th Anniversary issue celebrating fifty years of Detective Comics. This oversized anniversary edition features Batman and commemorates the history of one of DC’s longest-running and most important comic titles. The issue brings together characters and creators associated with Detective Comics across its history,…
Detective Comics #675, published by DC Comics in June 1994, is part of the Knightquest: The Crusade storyline and features the story “Midnight Duel.” Written by Chuck Dixon, with pencils by Graham Nolan and inks by Scott Hanna, the issue follows Jean-Paul Valley as Batman as he faces the dangerous Gunhawk. The cover artwork is…
DC Comics Batman #708, published in May 2011, featuring the dramatic “Angels of Death” storyline. This striking cover showcases Batman looming over the sinister Order of St. Dumas, with artwork by Guillem March and a story by David Hine. Part of the acclaimed modern Batman run following Bruce Wayne’s return to Gotham, this issue explores…
Batman Beyond Unlimited #17 is a DC Comics issue published in August 2013. This issue features stories from the futuristic Batman Beyond universe, with contributions from writers including Adam Beechen and artwork from creators including Norman and others credited on the cover. The issue continues the adventures of the Batman Beyond characters alongside other DC…
DC Comics Detective Comics #484, a special 68-page Bronze Age issue featuring the entire Batman Family. This expanded edition contains six all-new stories with Batman, Robin and Batgirl, alongside bonus stories featuring The Demon and The Human Target. A notable feature of this issue is “The Origin of Robin,” together with a novel-length Batman mystery….
DC Comics Detective Comics #483, a special 68-page 40th Anniversary issue published in 1979 and starring the Batman Family. This substantial anniversary edition contains six stories and was issued without advertisements, celebrating four decades of Detective Comics. The striking cover contrasts the murder of Thomas Wayne with Batman confronting a killer, accompanied by the captions…
Batman Incorporated #10 is a DC Comics issue from June 2013, part of The New 52 era. Written by Grant Morrison, with artwork by Chris Burnham and Jason Masters, the issue continues the Batman Incorporated storyline and features a striking science-fiction-inspired cover depicting Batman surrounded by mysterious figures and machinery. This is a US direct-market…
