1940 DC COMICS BATMAN #1 (CGC 8.0)

1940 DC COMICS BATMAN #1 (CGC 8.0)

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Offering Date
March 31, 2022
Target Raise
$1.80M
Security Price
$10
Title
Batman #1
Key Issue
First ongoing Batman comic series First appearance of The Joker; First appearance of Catwoman
Store Date
March 31, 1940
Cover Price
$0.10
Publisher
D.C. Comics
Writer(s)
Bill Finger, Paul Gustavson, Guy Monroe, Whitney Ellsworth, George Shute, Bob Kane
Cover Artist(s)
Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson
Penciller(s)
Bob Kane
Inker(s)
Sheldon Moldoff, Jerry Robinson
Editor
Whitney Ellsworth
Rarity
1 of 6 (CGC 8.0)
Authentication
Certified Guaranty Company (CGC)
Grade
8
Certification No.
1419501001

Company Description

Less than a year after his 1st Appearance in Detective Comics #27, Batman was given his own self-titled series with the release of Batman #1 in 1940. Introducing The Joker and Catwoman, Batman #1 remains a landmark issue in comic history, more than 80 years later. #BATMAN is a 1940 Batman #1 Comic Book graded CGC 8.0. With just 7 examples graded higher, #BATMAN is one of the finest preserved copies of one of the most sought-after comics in the world. Copies of Batman #1 in any grade are nearly impossible to find and public sales of CGC 8.0 examples have occurred just eight times since 2002.

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Less than a year after his 1st Appearance in Detective Comics #27, Batman was given his own self-titled series with the release of Batman #1 in 1940. Introducing The Joker and Catwoman, Batman #1 remains a landmark issue in comic history, more than 80 years later. #BATMAN is a 1940 Batman #1 Comic Book graded CGC 8.0. With just 7 examples graded higher, #BATMAN is one of the finest preserved copies of one of the most sought-after comics in the world. Copies of Batman #1 in any grade are nearly impossible to find and public sales of CGC 8.0 examples have occurred just eight times since 2002.
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