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Detective Comics #382 p. 7 by Bob Brown & Joe Giella - 1968

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Location: Detective Comics published pages 🦇 🔍
Title: Detective Comics #382 p. 7 by Bob Brown & Joe Giella - 1968*
Artist:  Bob Brown (Penciller) ,  Joe Giella (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
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Added to Site: 6/14/2022

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I love me some 1960's sequential pages featuring gangster stories from Detective Comics! A buddy of mine would refer to this as a "filler" page, but in this case no costumed heroes and no main characters = no problem for me. Just some good historical storytelling from an era that I love. Plus, you can read these pages with the gangsters plotting and you already know that Batman & Robin will find a way to foil their plan!

Detective Comics #382
"Riddle of the Robbin' Robin"
- December 1968

story by Frank Robbins
pencils by Bob Brown
inks by Joe Giella


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M L Member Since 2015
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Posted On 6/14/2022

I love when Alfred goes undercover. 

Hobby Halbert Member Since 2022
1    
Posted On 6/14/2022

gangsta's paradise

Jeffrey Wedding Member Since 2009
2    
Posted On 6/14/2022

"...you were giving us the finger, fingers!" is the best word balloon I've read today!

Daryl R Member Since 2015
1    
Posted On 6/14/2022

Jeffrey Wedding wrote:
"  "...you were giving us the finger, fingers!" is the best word balloon I've read today!
 "

Not since the days of Bill Finger has there been any better writing in the pages of Detective Comics than the "finger, Fingers" word balloon.

On a side note, this story titled "Riddle of the Robbin' Robin" by Frank Robbins shows you that Robbins was firing on all creative engines.

George H Member Since 2009
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Posted On 6/14/2022

I love that old radio panel! 

Daryl R Member Since 2015
Posted On 6/15/2022

George H wrote:
"  I love that old radio panel! 
 "

Yeah that transistor radio is awesome! Definitely dates the page. I also love that bar in the bottom panel.

kent mansley Member Since 2015
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Posted On 6/15/2022

Bob Brown's work from this time is amazing! Great page! Huge congrats!

Vik V Member Since 2016
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Posted On 6/15/2022

Cool nostalgic Batman pages! Congrats, Daryl

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