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Dustin J UNITED STATES
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Detective Comics 683 page 11 (03/1995) featuring Batman and Robin

Location: Interior Art
Artists: Graham Nolan (Penciller) ,  Scott  Hanna (Inker) ,  John Costanza (Letterer) ,  Chuck Dixon (Writer)

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Location: Interior Art
Title: Detective Comics 683 page 11 (03/1995) featuring Batman and Robin*
Artist:  Graham Nolan (Penciller) ,  Scott  Hanna (Inker) ,  John Costanza (Letterer) ,  Chuck Dixon (Writer)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 928
Likes on CAF: 12
Comments: 9
Added to Site: 9/7/2021

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Member Since: May 2014
Last Login: June 2026
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Nash of the Titans Member Since 2020
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Posted On 9/7/2021

The dynamic duo in every panel? Now thats a type of page for us all to aspire to find one day. Congrats! 

John C Member Since 2014
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Posted On 9/7/2021

Zgood.

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 9/8/2021

Nolan's superhero take was keeping the classic look Batman in play for DC while the other tiltes focused on more experimental themes.  DC didn't want crossovers after Knightsend to reestablish Bruce Wayne as the one true bearer of the mantle.

Paul P Spiderversity Member Since 2011
Posted On 9/8/2021

That is some awesome Batman & Robin action!

Tyler L Member Since 2007
Posted On 9/8/2021

That is a great page, but I am equally interested in the WB preservation sheet. I have never seen one of these before, and I assume they were included with pieces framed at the WB stores. I never knew what kind of materials they used, but I did remove a WB store-framed piece from a frame a few years ago and thought the materials looked good. 

I'm glad to know the pieces they framed should be relatively safe. 

Dustin J Member Since 2014
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Posted On 9/8/2021

Tyler L wrote:
"  That is a great page, but I am equally interested in the WB preservation sheet. I have never seen one of these before, and I assume they were included with pieces framed at the WB stores. I never knew what kind of materials they used, but I did remove a WB store-framed piece from a frame a few years ago and thought the materials looked good. 
I'm glad to know the pieces they framed should be relatively safe. 
 "

I bought it framed with the sheet attached to the back. I think it was originally sold through WB. I couldn't resist and extracted the page. It was framed very well. It is probably in the best shape of any pages I have, like new.

West Stephan Member Since 2007
Posted On 9/8/2021

Fantastic Batman imagery!

Anthony F Member Since 2004
Posted On 9/9/2021

Fantastic imagery, no wonder the WB store framed it up.   But it's crazy to think what the store charged for (at the time) current 90s artwork. (Not cheap) The market finally caught up with them LOL

Chaykin Dude Member Since 2008
Posted On 10/9/2021

Nolan is so good on Batman.  Love it!

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