Ebook {Epub PDF} Batman in the Forties by Bill Finger

Written by Bill Finger, Jack Schiff and various; Art by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, George Roussos, Dick Sprang, Jack Burnley, Charles Paris, Winslow Mortimer; Cover by Fred Ray and Jerry Robinson Continuing DC Comics' decades series devoted to the Caped Crusader, this volume looks at the Dark Knight's beginnings Featuring Batman stories from BATMAN #7, 15, 20, 31, 37, 47, 48, 49, /5(5). Written by BILL FINGER and JACK SCHIFF. Art by BOB KANE, JERRY ROBINSON, GEORGE ROUSSOS, DICK SPRANG, JACK BURNLEY, CHARLES PARIS, and WINSLOW MORTIMER. Cover by FRED RAY and JERRY ROBINSON. This page trade paperback collects several Batman's stories from the true golden age of the 's. Written mainly by Bill Finger who NEVER got the credit he deserved and died poor and art by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, Dick Sprang, George Roussos, Jack Burnley and others/5(8).

bill finger. credited as: batman in the fifties: batman in the forties: batman in the sixties: batman in world's finest archives vol. 1: batman in world's finest archives vol. 2: batman vs. two-face: batman ' the tv stories: batman: a celebration of 75 years: batman: arkham - clayface. The first Batman story, "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate," was written by Bill Finger and drawn by Kane. It was published in Detective Comics #27, which hit newsstands on Ma (cover date: Many other key pieces of Batman's world were introduced in the s. The original 's Batman comics. Comics 1 to

This page trade paperback collects several Batman's stories from the true golden age of the 's. Written mainly by Bill Finger who NEVER got the credit he deserved and died poor and art by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, Dick Sprang, George Roussos, Jack Burnley and others. Batman in the Forties. (collection published in ) Bill Finger, with Gardner Fox and others (writing) Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, Dick Sprang, and others (art) The “Bat-Man” (as he was originally called: quotes, hyphen, and definitive article) first appeared in Detective Comics #27 in in a six page story called “The Case of the Chemical Syndicate.”. bill finger. credited as: batman in the forties: batman in the sixties: batman in world's finest archives vol. 1: batman in world's finest archives vol. 2: batman.