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Batman
Archives Volume 2
Collects: Detective Comics #51-70
First Printing: 1991
ISBN: 1-56389-000-3 List Price: $39.95 288 Pages Editor - Collected Edition: Mike Gold Written by Bill Finger, Don Cameron, Joe Greene and Jack Schiff Pencilled by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson and Jack Burnley Inked by Jerry Robinson, George Roussos and Ray Burnley Cover by Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson Foreword by Max Allan Collins |
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Detective Comics #51
(May 1941) Story: "The Case Of The Mystery Carnival" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #52
(June 1941) Story: "The Secret Of The Jade Box" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #53
(July 1941) Story: "Viola Vane" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #54
(August 1941) Story: "Hook Morgan And His River Pirates" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #55
(September 1941) Story: "The Brain Burglar" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #56
(October 1941) Story: "The Stone Idol" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #57
(November 1941) Story: "Twenty-Four Hours To Live" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #58
(December 1941) Story: "One Of The Most Perfect Frame-Ups" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #59
(January 1942) Story: "The King Of The Jungle" Writer: Joe Greene Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #60
(February 1942) Story: "Case Of The Costume-Clad Killers Writer: Jack Schiff Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #61
(March 1942) Story: "The Three Racketeers" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #62
(April 1942) Story: "Laugh, Town, Laugh" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #63
(May 1942) Story: "A Gentleman In Gotham" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #64
(June 1942) Story: "The Joker Walks The Last Mile" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #65
(July 1942) Story: "The Cop Who Hated The Batman" Writer: Joe Greene Penciller: Jack Burnley Inker: George Roussos and Ray Burnley |
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Detective Comics #66
(August 1942) Story: "The Crimes Of Two-Face" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #67
(September 1942) Story: "Crime's Early Bird" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #68
(October 1942) Story: "The Man Who Led A Double Life" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #69
(November 1942) Story: "The Harlequin's Hoax" Writer: Joe Greene Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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Detective Comics #70
(December 1942) Story: "The Man Who Could Read Minds" Writer: Don Cameron Penciller: Bob Kane Inker: Jerry Robinson and George Roussos |
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