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An original Bronze Age copy of Batman #320, published by DC Comics with a February 1980 cover date. Featuring “The Curse of the Inquisitor”, this issue sends the Dark Knight into a sinister mystery involving a threatening figure known as the Inquisitor. The striking Walt Simonson cover features a dramatic close-up of Batman’s face, with…
An original Bronze Age copy of Batman #327, published by DC Comics with a September 1980 cover date. Featuring the chilling cover story “Asylum Sinister!”, this issue plunges Batman into a nightmarish situation in which the Dark Knight finds himself restrained in a straitjacket and surrounded by threatening asylum inmates. The dramatic Joe Kubert cover…
An original Bronze Age copy of Batman #328, published by DC Comics with an October 1980 cover date. Featuring “Double Jeopardy!”, a novel-length Batman thriller, this issue presents the Dark Knight with a particularly difficult mystery: a man has been found not guilty of murder, yet openly boasts that he committed the crime. How can…
A fantastic original Bronze Age Batman comic from June 1981, featuring a striking cover showing the mysterious Egyptian-themed villain King Tut holding a newspaper with the headline “Where Is Batman?” With Gotham City’s Dark Knight apparently missing, the city faces a costly mystery. The cover promises a billion-dollar question, making this an eye-catching addition to…
original Bronze Age copy of Batman #336, published by DC Comics with a June 1981 cover date. This issue features an intriguing mystery surrounding Batman’s disappearance, with Gotham City facing an extraordinary situation as the whereabouts of the Dark Knight become the subject of public speculation. The memorable cover depicts the villainous King Tut holding…
An excellent original Bronze Age Batman comic from September 1981, featuring the return of one of Gotham City’s most iconic villains: Poison Ivy. Batman #339 boasts a colourful and dramatic cover by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano, with Batman looming over a scene featuring Poison Ivy, Bruce Wayne and Gotham City’s elite. The cover proudly…
For sale is Batman #248, published by DC Comics in April 1973. Featuring a memorable Bronze Age cover by legendary Batman artist Neal Adams, this issue presents Batman in a dramatic race to save a man haunted by killers from his past. A classic Bronze Age Batman comic and an excellent addition to any DC…
Batman #325, published by DC Comics in July 1980. This is the 15p British price variant, identifiable by the printed 15p cover price. (Comic Book Database) In “Death – Twenty Stories High,” Commissioner Gordon becomes the target of an assassination plot. After Batman stops a sniper from killing Gordon, his investigation uncovers a wider conspiracy…
Batman #326, published by DC Comics in August 1980. This is the 15p UK price variant and a notable Bronze Age Batman key due to its place in the history of Arkham Asylum. In “This Way Lies Madness!”, Batman encounters “Mad Dog” Markham, a criminal who should still be incarcerated at Arkham. After discovering another…
A classic Bronze Age Batman comic from March 1981, featuring a striking action-packed cover by legendary Batman artist Jim Aparo. Batman #333 sees the Dark Knight under fire on a snowy mountainside in the dramatic lead story “Laser Target!” The cover depicts Batman dodging laser blasts from armed attackers while battling against the elements. This…
🦇 BATMAN #423 – TODD McFARLANE FOIL FACSIMILE EDITION! 🔥 ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC BATMAN COVERS EVER CREATED! A stunning foil facsimile reproduction of the legendary Batman #423, originally published by DC Comics in September 1988. Featuring the instantly recognisable Todd McFarlane cover, depicting Batman wrapping his enormous cape protectively around a young woman…
Batman of Two Worlds #1 published by DC in 2017. This issue features a storyline where two versions of Batman from different worlds confront each other. Cover art by Jorge Jiménez with inks by Nick Dragotta and colors by Frank Martin. Part of the Batman Day celebration. Key characters include Batman and an alternate Batman…
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