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Wallace Harrington UNITED STATES
Member Since December 2004
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Curt Swan Unpublished Batman Story

Location: Curt Swan Gallery
Artist: Curt Swan (Penciller)

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Artwork Details
Location: Curt Swan Gallery
Title: Curt Swan Unpublished Batman Story*
Artist:  Curt Swan (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Splash Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1546
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 12/21/2008

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I found this on Heritage... a complete, unpublished Batman story by Curt Swan. Great Stuff! This is the splash.

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Member Since: December 2004
Last Login: July 2026
Ebay Id: wwh27539
Country: UNITED STATES
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Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/18/2009

Aw, don't hold back. I love reading complete stories on CAF.
Jonathan Nathan Member Since 2012
Posted On 4/15/2013

If I bake you a cake, will you share the rest of the story?
Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012
Posted On 5/15/2025

This is fantastic.  What year is it from?

Wallace  Harrington Member Since 2004
Posted On 5/16/2025

Steven Dilworth wrote:
"  This is fantastic.  What year is it from?
 "

Around 1981, Steve

Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012
Posted On 5/16/2025

Wallace Harrington wrote:
"  Around 1981, Steve
 "

I figured it was in the 80s.  Computer crime was still an oddity then.  They had no idea that one day a computer savvy thug could sit in a McDonalds with free wifi stealing money and personal information.  In 1981 our high school still had a 'Computer Lab', a room with one computer students had to have permission from a teacher to use.  They were talking about having a class teaching computers to everyone the year after I graduated in 1983.  I just missed it.  I only knew two people who had a computer in their home then, and they terrified me.  Those guys were brainiacs, and it seemed that was the only type of person who could understand those things.