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Batman #14

DC · Series began 1940 · December 1942-January 1943

Dates

Cover date
December 1942-January 1943
On sale
October 10, 1942
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Jerry Robinson, Bob Kane, Bob Naylor, Jack Burnley, George Storminks: Jerry Robinson, George Roussos, Bob Naylor, Jack Burnley, Ray Burnley, George Stormscript: Don C. Cameron, Josette Frank, Bob Naylor, Ben Warrenletters: George Roussos, Betty Bentley

Stories

  • The Case Batman Failed to Solve!!! · 13 pages

    Batman is among a handful of famed detectives that are invited to a conference, during which famed detective, Dana Drye, is shot and killed before their eyes.

  • Sons of the Hurricane · Good Books Worth Reading · 0.67 pages
  • Prescription for Happiness! · 13 pages

    Old Doc Chalmers, after spending a lifetime helping other people, loses just about everything in his place of business when a group of crooks use his shop as a base, and it is destroyed in a melee.

  • Wee-Willie Winkie · 2 pages
  • Swastika over the White House! · 13 pages

    The Nazis succeed in getting one of their undercover men hired as photographer in order to infiltrate defense plants and take secret photos that will be used to sabotage America's war efforts.

  • The Flying Jeeps · 2 pages
  • Foolish Business · 2 pages
  • Bargains in Banditry! · 13 pages

    The Penguin decides to go into business for himself by offering to the underworld pre-planned crimes at cut rate prices! Unknown to them, he takes 100% of their profits...and their lives! To counter this, Batman poses as "Bad News" Brewster and offers the underworld pre-planned crimes of his own...at cheaper rates.

Reprinted in

Batman: The Dark Knight Archives (1992), The Batman Chronicles (2005), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus (2015), Batman: The Golden Age (2016), Limited Collectors' Edition (1972), Batman: The War Years 1939-1945 (2015)

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