Detective Comics - Topic profile

Hey gang. I recently *scooped* this book up at what I thought was a great price. After hearing that San Diego and Chicago had a shortage of early Detective Comics (almost every other GA title had strong representation) I decided to buy up a couple of older GA DC's. I'm a bit over extended (who doesn't do that when it comes to comics ) . I bought this book with the intention to resubmit it to ...

Hello all. Up tonight is my copy of TEC 39. And Batman #26 Tec 39 . Opium story, 2nd Robin, Clayface cameo, full page ad for Batman #1. Fair / Good 1.5 . Complete book. Cover and centerfold detached, cover split around 60% of spine, but still connected by other 40%. Large cover tear (from spine goes through the moon to Robin's cape). Some staining, water damage. Nice supple pages. ...

And some character named "Batman" will b the hero. Sounds dumb. Tim Burton 4 Penguin!

Up for sale is by far the rarest of all pre-Robin Tecs and one of the rarest Golden Age books period. Gorgeous color and gloss with just a couple of light stains and some edge damage/chew/chipping on the back cover keeping it from a higher grade. Even better, this completely unrestored and unpressed copy (I am the third owner) has supple OFF-WHITE to WHITE pages. According to the CGC census, 14 ...

Just a heads up. I am selling some incomplete books on ebay. Some old New comics, Adventure, More Fun (with the first Superman prototypes) and some complete covers with no insides. A few rare ones I found were Detective Comics #36 and Marvel Mystery #10. So if you need these, or know someone that does, they are on ebay starting at $1 with No reserve. I also have Many auctions up right now, ...

Hi all, I thought I'd give boardies an opportunity to look and perhaps buy these Detectives, before I throw them on ebay tomorrow or next Sunday. My ebay name is cujobyte29, with 100% positives with over 1400 transactions so pm with confidence! Also I have references here as well. ONLY selling these beauties off because I bought WAY too much off of another boardie here... Here we go! ...

Review by : Adam Chapman adam.chapman@sympatico.ca Quick Rating : Good Title : Batman R.I.P.- Heart of Hush Part 3 of 5: Heartstrings Hush takes on Catwoman, as Batman goes after Scarecrow... Writer : Paul Dini Penciler : Dustin Nguyen Inker : Derek Fridolfs Colors : John Kalisz Letters : Steve Wands Editor : Mike Marts Publisher : DC Comics This storyline isn...

Here is a lot of 89 Batman Detective Comics. The numbers are: 0, Annual 6 & 7, 590-593, 595-610, 635-626, 629-638, 641, 643-694. They are all in, and hve been kept in, protective plastic sleeves with cardboard insert, so are in VERY good condition. Read more...

U.S. Shipping included in price. Detective Comics #93 = SOLD via PM $180 I'm grading this one at 5.0/5.0 . The biggest detracter is a diagonal crease starting at Batman's right leg and up through the "ve" in Detective. The pages are near white and the book is flat and glossy. There are no significant problems with the back cover.

Steve I'll call you later this morning.

Take them both for $500 ...don't worry the stock market will rebound by Friday.

you always have me as your fall back plan

Paul Dini - Launching Dinitoons at Top Cow Christmas is coming early for comics fans, as Paul Dini's Jingle Belle is returning to the comics page ... courtesy of cow? The new Jingle Belle one-shot is being put out by Top Cow Productions, and it signals the beginning of a new imprint hosting Jingle and other related characters all from the mind of writer Paul Dini. Dini is famed ...

BALTIMORE: ADAM HUGHES & HOWARD CHAYKIN One of the most enlightening panels of last weekend’s Baltimore Comic-Con took place at the back of a hallway around the corner from every other panel, in the intimate “Savage Land” Room 302. There, the smolderingly intellect that is Howard Chaykin, the influential creator behind “American Flagg!,” among other works, interviewed an ...

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