Batman is my favorite

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Batman #36 (August-September, 1946)

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Batman #36 (August-September, 1946)

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The kind of detective work I can get behind.

Batman #36 (August-September, 1946)

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Batman and Robin help Penguin escape jail.

Batman #36 (August-September, 1946)

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Joker's scrapbook.

Detective Comics #114 (August, 1946)

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The most colorful boxing match in history.

Detective Comics #114 (August, 1946)

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A 6/10 thumbnail.

Needs more arrows and circles.

Detective Comics #114 (August, 1946)

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Dick's drawing of Batman and Robin.

World's Finest Comics #24 (September-October, 1946)

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World's Finest Comics #24 (September-October, 1946)

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Dick at the track meet.

World's Finest Comics #23 (July-August, 1946)

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World's Finest Comics #20 (Winter, 1945)

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World's Finest Comics #23 (July-August, 1946)

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I love how resourceful some of the supporting characters are in these issues.

Detective Comics #113 (July, 1946)

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A jibing maneuver.

Detective Comics #113 (July, 1946)

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Dick tries his hand at writing comics.

Batman #35 (June-July, 1946)

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Batman #35 (June-July, 1946)

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Batman #35 (June-July, 1946)

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Batman #35 (June-July, 1946)

Catwoman: bandit princess, pirate princess, princess of plunder!