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The Goblin's Cavern

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Batman (1940) 177-A

Comic Book by DC, Dec 1965

Scans

CCL Grade: Fine/Very Fine

Price $43.99

Market Notes:

The front cover has a few stress marks along the spine. The back cover has a couple stress marks on the spine and and discoloration. The interior pages are yellow.

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FRONT
BACK
INSIDE

Item Details

Item Data
Number:	177
Variant:	A
Printing:	1st
Cover Price:	$.12
Publish Date:	DEC 1965
Content:	CCA Approved

Publisher
DC

Story Arcs
No Story Arcs

Credits
Murphy Anderson	Artist
Henry Boltinoff	Artist
Joe Giella	Artist
Sid Greene	Artist
Carmine Infantino	Artist
Sheldon "Shelly" Moldoff	Artist
Gaspar Saladino	Artist
Julius "Julie" Schwartz	Editor
Henry Boltinoff	Writer
John Broome (aka John Osgood)	Writer
Bill Finger	Writer

Characters
Atom
Batman
Bruce Wayne
Ed "Numbers" Garvey
Elongated Man
James "Jim" W. Gordon
Marylee Hanworth
Randolph "Ralph" William Dibny
Raymond "Ray" Palmer
Richard "Dick" Grayson
Robin
Roy Rennie
Slats
Slats Boley

Batman (1940) 177-A by DC

Item Bio

"Two Batmen too Many!"

When Ed Garvey discovers two shamen totems in an abandoned cave, he is amazed to realize that they are now animate and responsing to him. It is a shame to waste a large and small replica of Batman, so he uses them to further his crimminal plots.

"Cap's Hobby Center"

Gag/Humor

"The Art Gallery of Rogues"

Suddenly the Alfred foundation is in the spot-light, with the light shining straight on Bruce Wayne. Not exactly what Bruce Wayne desires, so he sets out to find what is going on.