BATMAN (1940-2011) #2
CGC VG-: 3.5
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SOLD ON: Wednesday, 09/21/2022 6:10 PM
$4,946.15
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PUBLISHER: DC
COMMENTS: A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
crm/ow pgs; Sl(C1) sm amt of ct on cvr, (tp on int. cvr & int.)
2nd app. Joker, 2nd app. Catwoman; classic Joker splash page
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crm/ow pgs; Sl(C1) sm amt of ct on cvr, (tp on int. cvr & int.)
2nd app. Joker, 2nd app. Catwoman; classic Joker splash page
DESCRIPTION
A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
crm/ow pgs; Sl(C1) sm amt of ct on cvr, (tp on int. cvr & int.)
2nd app. Joker, 2nd app. Catwoman; classic Joker splash pageBy the second issue of Batman, the transformation of the character and franchise from dark, brooding, mystery of the night to cheerful (if bizarre) puncher of bad persons was complete. Even the backgrounds of these covers mark a decisive change from the pre-Robin era: from dense, detailed settings full of menace to bright, eye-catching color washes meant to pry coins from the pockets of precocious boys. Despite the flattening of the character's idiosyncrasies, there was also no denying the inventiveness and joy of these classic-era tales, with Kane's ghost artists - fine craftsmen all - filling pages and pages with deliriously imaginative locales, perfectly craggy thug faces, and no end to the action and mayhem.
crm/ow pgs; Sl(C1) sm amt of ct on cvr, (tp on int. cvr & int.)
2nd app. Joker, 2nd app. Catwoman; classic Joker splash pageBy the second issue of Batman, the transformation of the character and franchise from dark, brooding, mystery of the night to cheerful (if bizarre) puncher of bad persons was complete. Even the backgrounds of these covers mark a decisive change from the pre-Robin era: from dense, detailed settings full of menace to bright, eye-catching color washes meant to pry coins from the pockets of precocious boys. Despite the flattening of the character's idiosyncrasies, there was also no denying the inventiveness and joy of these classic-era tales, with Kane's ghost artists - fine craftsmen all - filling pages and pages with deliriously imaginative locales, perfectly craggy thug faces, and no end to the action and mayhem.