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Step back in time to the Golden Age of comics with Detective Comics #107!
This January 1946 issue is a classic collector's gem, featuring the iconic cover art by the legendary Dick Sprang. The comic is encapsulated in a CGC case with a Universal Grade of 6.0, preserving its vibrant storytelling and artwork.
Inside, the talents of George Roussos shine, alongside the compelling narratives crafted by Don Cameron. The issue was expertly edited by Jack Schiff, with Whitney Ellsworth overseeing as editor-in-chief, ensuring that this piece is not only a snapshot of Batman and Robin's early adventures but also a testament to the creative visionaries of DC Comics during a transformative era.
Own a piece of comic book history that encapsulates the essence of the era, with a cover that has left an indelible mark on the mythos of the Dark Knight. Don't miss your chance to add this sought-after issue to your collection.
Visit the listing and buy it now and own a timeless piece of Americana! Perfect for fans and collectors alike, Detective Comics #107 is waiting to become the crown jewel of your collection.
Title: The Mountain of the Moon!
Characters: Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; George Byham (banker); Roger Gaston (investment broker); Scorpio [Bugs Scarpis] (villain, alchemist); Scorpio's gang (villains)
Synopsis: The Dynamic Duo must put a stop to the clever schemes of Scorpio, a man who plays on the greed of superstitious rich men.
Pages: 12.000
Script: Don C. Cameron
Pencils: Win Mortimer [as Bob Kane] (signed)
Inks: Win Mortimer [as Bob Kane] (signed)
