Download Batman #261
Note: this is the final issue of 100-Page Super Spectacular.
TITLE: Batman #261
PUBLICATION DATE: Mar/Apr 1975 (onsale 12/31/1974)
FORMAT: 96 squarebound pages plus covers
COVER PRICE: $1.00
COVER ART: Nicholas Peter Cardy
NOTES: Last 100-Page Giant
CONTENTS: "Batman"
Stories:
- Batman: "The Mystery That Never Was" (20 pages)
Dennis J. O'Neil (Writer), Irv Novick (Penciller), Dick Giordano (Inker) - Batman: "Crime's Man-Hunt" (13 pages)
Joseph Greene (Writer), Dick Sprang (Artist)
From Detective Comics #92, October 1944 - Batman: "The 1,001 Inventions of Batman" (8 pages)
Edmond Hamilton (Writer), Dick Sprang (Penciller), Charles Paris (Inker)
From Batman #109, August 1957 - Batman: "A Christmas Peril" (12 pages)
Don Cameron (Writer), Jerry Robinson (Artist)
From Batman #27, Feb/Mar 1945 - Batman: "The Great Batman Contest" (8 pages)
Bill Finger (Writer), Sheldon Moldoff (Penciller), Charles Paris (Inker)
From Batman #100, June 1956 - Batman: "The Blockbuster Invasion of Gotham City" (14 pages)
Gardner F. Fox (Writer), Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Joe Giella (Inker)
From Detective Comics #345, November 1965
- "Bat-Puzzle" (1 Page)
(Word search) - "Strange Laws" (1 Page)
(Humor filler by Henry Boltinoff) - "The Women in the Batman's Life" (1 Page)
(Facts about women from Batman's life) - "Batman Workshop" (1 Page)
(Hobby hints) - "Letters to the Batman" (2 Pages)
(Letters Page)
7 comments:
Thank you for this wealth of Golden and Silver Age goodies!
The end...Thanks for all the posts!
David d
As a kid, these were an incredible education in Golden Age comics--thanks for posting them!
""As a kid, these were an incredible education in Golden Age comics--thanks for posting them!""
I AGREE!
and they were AFFORDABLE, what kid couldn't get up 50 or 60 cents?
Time to bring this format back DC!
David d
thanks so much.
please dont forget Love Histories ♥
Great Job, Thank You for doing this, It's a Shame it had to End, They brought back allot of Memories.
Thank's Again.
Bill
I Bought tons of these DCs as a kid... Even the 64 page square bound "GIANTS" for 50c that came Jan 75 as I recall.. Then shrunk to 48 page staple bound "Giant" s in '76... Blowing up to the all new 80 page "Dollar Comics" in Jan '77. OK I stop there , Funny how I remember the format over the content...
----Yet Another 70 s comics kid
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