2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

Detective Comics #38 (DC, 1940). The sensational debut of Robin, the Boy Wonder, is the centerpiece of this legendary key issue, certainly one of the

Detective Comics #39 (DC, 1940). Featuring the second appearance of Robin, as well as an opium story, this early issue of Detective has steadily risen

Detective Comics #41 (DC, 1940). Batman comes to the rescue again! This action-packed issue has the first Robin solo story with art by Jerry Siegel an

Detective Comics #58 (DC, 1941). This landmark issue of Detective features the debut of the #2 villain in the Dark Knight's Rogue's Gallery ...

Detective Comics #62 (DC, 1942). An absolutely classic Joker cover by Jerry Robinson leads off this terrific issue with interior work by Bob Kane, Rob

Detective Comics #88 Pennsylvania pedigree (DC, 1944). Being some of the most collectible titles in comics, Detective Comics in high grade always garn

Detective Comics #100 Crowley pedigree (DC, 1945). An outstanding centennial issue with Batman saving Robin from a watery death. This is a brilliant c

Detective Comics #100 (DC, 1945). A classic Dick Sprang cover highlights the landmark 100th issue of this important and collectible title. One of the

Detective Comics #110 (DC, 1946). Batman and Robin join Scotland Yard in this issue. Beautiful cover gloss and lovely pages make this a must-have for

Detective Comics #128 (DC, 1947). The Clown Prince of Crime returns to befuddle Batman in this excellent issue of Detective, which sports a beautiful