Milwaukee Sentinel, February 13, 1946
Location: 04 Masters of the Golden Age
Artists:
Dick Sprang
(Penciller)
,
Stan Kaye
(Inker)
,
Jack Schiff
(Writer)
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This is an amazing Daily by Sprang...and from 1946! Congrats on this awesomeness!!!
Nice piece!
WHAT A GRAIL!!!!! Congrats, Marc
A truly splendid example with high content quality and lovely art!
Holy Golden Age Batman!!! Love that retro Batmobile and also the shading and textures throughout! Can't beat these classic versions of Batman & Robin!
A piece of Bat-history! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing!
This is so much fun! Love the point of view in every panel. So much suspense mixed with the innocent formality specific to war era newpaper strips. Love how he spotted his blacks
Takes full advantage of duo tone to be a cutting edge strip of the day. Finely done in the sensational manner of the master Bat artist.
Now this is one special piece! Three panels that capture all that made Sprang the definitive Batman artist. Huge congrats!
Gorgeous Dick Sprang daily! Beautiful example of the Golden Age Batman and Robin!
Holy hole in a doughnut - Marc, you've done it again!!
A wonderful piece of Batman history!
I've been following your dedication to B&W Batman for a few years and this Sprang daily is a thrill. Well done.
Ahhhh... where was Robin carrying the flashlight? That answer proves he's one of the toughest characters in Gotham.
Iconic piece amazing congrats!