Ebook {Epub PDF} Detective Comics #27 by Bill Finger

www.doorway.ru: Detective Comics () #27 (Detective Comics ()) eBook: Finger, Bill, Kane,Bob, Gustavson,Paul, Guardineer,Fred, Shuster,Joe, Fleming,Homer, Cole,Russell, Elven,Sven, O'Mealia,Lee, Hickey,Tommy, Chambers,Jim, Biro,Charles: Kindle Store. /5().  · Detective Comics 27, The First Bat-Man Story by Bill Finger and His Drawer, Rob't Kane. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the . Detective Comics #27 "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate" Ohhh yeah, the beginning of The Bat-Man, and EEESH what is this first design, hooof its rough! The story is pretty simple, someone is going around murdering ex business partners and surprise, its one of the /5.

Detective Comics () # by Bill Finger, Bob Kane. NOOK Book (eBook) FREE. Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Available on Compatible NOOK Devices and the free NOOK Apps. WANT A NOOK? Detective Comics () #27 (Detective Comics ()) by Bill Finger, Bob Kane, et al. | Sold by: DC Comics | out of 5 stars Detective Comics () # Bill Finger, Bob Kane. . Opps, something went wrong: . Retry. Experience one of DC's most important comic book series, featuring the first appearances of Batman and many of his friends and foes.

Finger wrote both the initial script for Batman's debut in Detective Comics #27 (May ) and the character's second appearance, while Kane provided art. [13] [23] Batman proved a breakout hit, and Finger went on to write many of the early Batman stories, including making major contributions to the Joker character. [24]. This reprint of Detective Comics #27 contains the very humble debut of Batman--a poorly drawn (sorry, Bob Kane) six-page story--and that will be its chief attraction to the average reader. What I found more entertaining were the backup features, particularly Fred Guardineer's suave "Speed Saunders: Ace Investigator" and "The Crimson Avenger" (the only other costumed hero in the book) by Jim Chambers. Significance of Bill Finger’s name on new “Detective Comics” #27 cover Last week, news broke that, for the first time in Batman’s year history, the name of his uncredited co-creator, Bill Finger, would appear on a Batman comic book cover, the upcoming free anniversary tribute issue of Detective Comics #