Batman #133 (1960) - 1st Kite Man! 1st Bat Mite in title! Acceptable/ F5A

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Acceptable: A book with obvious wear. May have some damage to the cover but integrity still intact. ...
Character
Kite Man, Batman, Scarecrow
Tradition
US Comics
Series Title
Batman
Publisher
DC
Vintage
Yes
Story Title
Batman
Publication Year
1960
Type
Comic Book
Issue Number
133
Language
English
Era
Silver Age (1956-69)
Features
Cover & Back Page Loose Look At Pictures For Overall Condition
Genre
Superheroes
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  • by sandrafayalltheway
    Mar 25, 2025

    Last Sprang art in Batman

    I already had a better copy but wanted one that I could read and study the art without worrying about condition. It's not The Batman's best era by far, but the Batmite, Bathound, Batwoman period has it's kitsch charms for some. My interest is that it's the last new Dick Sprang story in the Batman title. His art would continue to appear often in Worlds Finest till about 1963 and there is one story in Detective Comics that same year. It's not his best work, as during his later period he drew smaller and smaller to get big scenes into single panels. The Art is great, but your hard pressed to find nice shots of Batman or Robin among all the zoomed out vistas.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: viliki

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