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The Great Cover Artist Mr. Jim Aparo

Category:  Cover Artists
Owner:  Tec-Tac-Toe
Last Modified:  7/8/2018
Set Description
This set presents the covers that were drawn by the incredibly talented artist Mr. Jim Aparo.

As I recall, among the comic book covers that immediately struck me as a "wow" when I would eagerly go purchase comic books starting in 1968 at the almost corner grocery store, most were by Mr. Aparo. In my opinion, his ability to capture the essence of the character, especially The Batman, on the rather limited canvas that is a comic book cover is equaled by a very few other comic book cover artists, then and now. His sleek lines and exploding with action and movement covers ensure that one looks upon them, despite perhaps viewing them again and again, with fresh eyes every time. Mr, Aparo's artistic abilities are what comic books ARE and, unfortunately, few artists, in my view, have that ability/skill/talent.

Of course, while I very much enjoy a well written and paced story, I love the art, especially covers, because it is what draws me (please excuse me) to a comic book first, even when I know that the comic book is, for example, likely well written. Without what I consider great comic book art, the comic book will perhaps never quite be among my favorite, although that list frequently changes.

Set Goals
What are my collecting goals for this set? Well, although I already own a few CGC graded comic books with an Aparo cover, I hope to obtain the ones that I do not own. My more modest goal is to simply enjoy putting this set together, CGC graded comic book by CGC graded comic book and spending the money to do so. ... ... ... Well, not so much the latter.

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Pics
  Detective Comics 498 9.8 This issue has another wonderful Jim Aparo cover, including, most importantly, a head drawing of Batgirl.


Image #2 is of the same comic book, a place holder that will be replaced with a scan or photograph of the back cover of this book.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Gerry Conway story

Don Newton and Dan Adkins art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

"Atari" insert included.

(This copy of Detective Comics 498 was added after the closing of the 2014 CGC Registry Awards) 		View Comic
  Detective Comics 480 Modern 9.8 The great Jim Aparo did cover duty for Detective Comics 480 and, as usual, did a brilliant job. This is another issue; like almost every issue in this set; that I loved reading the first time and still very much enjoy doing so, including the Hawkman backup story.

Image #2 is of the CGC graded 9.6 copy that I own of Detective Comics 480.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Denny O'Neil story

Jim Aparo cover

Don Newton and David Hunt art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

[Extended Issue Notes:

Hawkman backup story written by Len Wein and drawn by Murphy Anderson.

Pied Piper appearance in backup story.]

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  Detective Comics 443 Universal 9.4 A gorgeous copy of Detective Comics 443. View Comic
  Detective Comics 443 Universal 9.4 This issue has another wonderful cover by Jim Aparo. Although not as action oriented as the cover to Detective Comics 442 it has a a balance that I very much like.

As with most issues in this run, the contents of this book left (leave) me wanting more. Alas, I had to wait a month, give or take, for Detective Comics 444 to hit the shelf. I did, and ...

(Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy of this issue for this, my second, Detective Comics 401 to 500 set.)

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Archie Goodwin story

Walt Simonson art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

100 Page Cover.

Manhunter appearance.

Batman and Manhunter pin-ups.

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  Detective Comics 500 Modern 9.8 The 500th issues of Detective Comics arrived with a bang: 7 Special Stories and all of them more fun than a barrel full of bats.

The best, no! I want a 9.9 or 10.0!

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

(Alan) Brennert, (Len) Wein, (Walter B.) Gibson, and (Paul) Levitz stories

(Jim) Aparo, (Walt) Simonson, (Carmine) Infantino, (Dick) Giordano, (José Luis) Garcia-López, (Thomas) Yeates, and (Joe) Kubert cover/art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Batman and Deadman team-up.

Wraparound cover.

Anniversary issue. 		View Comic
  Detective Comics 495 Modern 9.8 The 9.8 copy of Detective Comics 495 has arrived and a better copy of this issue would be extremely, extremely difficult to find (where are those 9.9 and 10.0 copies?).

The original description for this issue read:

DON ROSA COLLECTION

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded (9.8) 10 copy.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Michael Fleisher and Mike Barr stories

Don Newton, Curt Swan, Jose Delbo, and Charles Nicholas art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

"Krypto" strip by Fred Hembeck 		View Comic
  Detective Comics 494 Modern 9.8 Bruce Wayne is Batman! Who knew?

The cover of Detective Comics 494 screams suspense; just look at the faces of Black Lightning, Batman, Robin, and Batgirl and you'll learn all you need to know about how enjoyable a read this issue is.

Wait, Batman!

The original description for this issue read "[k]eeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy." Well, a gorgeous 9.8 graded copy of this issue was added to this set on February 19, 2017.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Michael Fleisher and Cary Burkett stories

Don Newton and Jose Delbo art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label): 		View Comic
  Detective Comics 522 Modern 9.8 This copy of Detective Comics 522 is the Golden State Copy of this issue and, as is typical of the majority of Golden State Copy comic books, a quite impressive copy of this issue in all respects.

Detective Comics 522 is

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

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  Detective Comics 493 Modern 9.8 A gorgeous copy of Detective Comics 493. View Comic
  Detective Comics 500 Modern 9.8 The 500th issues of Detective Comics arrived with a bang (well, not really, but it seems apropos): 7 Special Stories and all of them more fun than a barrel full of bats.

The best, no! I want a 9.9 or 10.0!

Image #2 is of the second CGC graded 9.8 copy that I own of Detective Comics 500.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

(Alan) Brennert, (Len) Wein, (Walter B.) Gibson, and (Paul) Levitz stories

(Jim) Aparo, (Walt) Simonson, (Carmine) Infantino, (Dick) Giordano, (José Luis) Garcia-López, (Thomas) Yeates, and (Joe) Kubert cover/art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Batman and Deadman team-up.

Wraparound cover.

Anniversary issue. 		View Comic
  Detective Comics 492 Modern 9.6 Detective Comics 492 poses the question is Batgirl dead. The answer of course is ...; I don't remember! What do you think it is?

Great story, great cover (by the simply magnificent Jim Aparo), just all-around great.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy. Still, this is a gorgeous copy of Detective Comics 492.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

(Cary) Burkett, (Bob) Haney, (Bob) Rozakis, and (Jack C.) Harris stories

Don Newton, Bob Oksner, Romeo Tanghal and Charles Nicholas art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):
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  Detective Comics 469 9.8 The Living Phosphorous is mad and he's "not going to take it anymore." Unfortunately, for Batman; but great for us; he's on old LP's hit list along with Gotham City.

Will G City, and the Batman, survive or ....

The CGC graded 9.8 copy of Detective Comics 469 arrived in the collection in 2013.

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As my description for the CGC graded 9.6 copy of this issue read: Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy (although this old label beauty looks better than a 9.6 by any measure)."

Image #2 is of the CGC graded 9.6 copy that I own of Detective Comics 469.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Aparo cover

Walter Simonson art

[Extended Issue Credits:

Steve Englehart story

Walt Simonson and Al Milgrom art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Origin and 1st appearance Dr. Phosphorous (Dr. Alexander Sartorius).

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  Detective Comics 497 9.8 The CGC graded 9.8 copy of Detective Comics 497 has "landed" in the collection after several years during which I looked for a near-perfect copy of this book. Although I was finally able to obtain this issue for this set, the cover is rather depressing; Batgirl sits dejectedly in a prison cell as Batman and company look at her thinking-but they can't-did she do it.

The great Jim Aparo is the cover artist for this issue and, as to be expected, crafted another gorgeous cover.

This book is a keeper unless a CGC graded or "raw" 9.9 or 10 copy were to come along.

e Nov.11 2013


(Detective Comics 497

I have not yet been able to find and obtain a 9.8 (or 9.9 or 10) copy of Detective Comics 497. Perhaps 2013 is the year that I do.)


Image #2 is of the same comic book, a place holder that will be replaced with a scan or photograph of the back cover of this book.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Gerry Conway and Cary Burkett stories

Don Newton, Dan Adkins, and Jose Delbo art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

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  Detective Comics 499 Modern 9.8 This is the Western Penn Pedigree copy of this book, and what a copy it is: work together now guys.

Detective Comics 499 contains the "shocking" conclusion of the story; which started in Detective Comics 497; "Barbara Gordon, Murderer!" and is, as one can well imagine, a fun read.

This copy of Detective Comics 499 is a welcome addition to this set and is a keeper unless I am able to obtain a white-paged perfectly centered 9.9 or 10 copy of this issue-I may be waiting a very long time for a 9.9 or 10 copy to come along.


Image #2 is of the same comic book, a place holder that will be replaced with a scan or photograph of the back cover of this book.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Gerry Conway story

Don Newton and Dan Adkins art

[Extended Issue Credits:

Jim Aparo cover]

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

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  Detective Comics 444 Modern 9.4 Waiting for this issue to "hit" my favorite newsstand, I recall, took a relatively long time because I was truly "loving" these 100 Pages of pure enjoyment; being reprints did not matter to me in the slightest.

The wait was well worth it; just look at the cover-she may be a "villain" but she looks "fabulous" (I was a young kid, what can I say)!

As with all issues in this run, I enjoyed the heck out of this book and still do because it was/is simply fantastic and very worthy of this incredible run.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy of this issue for this, my second, Detective Comics 401 to 500 set.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Len Wein and Mike Barr stories

Jim Aparo and Ernie Chan art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

100 Page Giant.

Elongated Man backup story.

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  Detective Comics 498 Modern 9.8 Unfortunately, I do not presently have a cover scan or photograph of this book. Still, this issue has another wonderful Jim Aparo cover, including, most importantly, a head drawing of Batgirl.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Gerry Conway story

Don Newton and Dan Adkins art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

"Atari" insert included.

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  Detective Comics 496 Universal 9.8 Obtaining a CGC graded 9.8 copy of Detective Comics 496 took longer than I anticipated. Thankfully, I was able to find and purchase the gorgeous copy before your eyes.


Image #2 is of the same comic book, a place holder that will be replaced with a scan or photograph of the back cover of this book.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Michael Fleisher story

Jim Aparo cover

Don Newton and Dan Adkins art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Batgirl backup story by Cary Burkett and Jose Delbo

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  Detective Comics 468 Modern 9.6 A gorgeous copy of Detective Comics 468. View Comic
  Detective Comics 470 Universal 9.8 Dr. Phosphorous is back in Detective Comics 470 and the Batman may pay the ultimate price because of it.

This issue has a story that almost everyone will enjoy.


Image #2 is of the same comic book, a place holder that will be replaced with a scan or photograph of the back cover of this book.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Steve Englehart story

Jim Aparo cover

Walt Simonson and Al Milgrom art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Dr. Phosphorous appearance.



Detective Comics 471

I'm still looking for a CGC 9.8 (or 9.9 or 10) graded copy of Detective Comics 471. I hope that (2013) 2014 delivers one into my eager hands.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Steve Englehart story

Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin cover and art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

1st modern appearance of Hugo Strange. 		View Comic
  Detective Comics 519 Modern 9.8 This copy of Detective Comics 519 is the Golden State Copy of this issue and, as is typical of the majority of Golden State Copy comic books, a quite impressive copy of this issue in all respects.

Detective Comics 519 is

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

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  Detective Comics 446 Modern 9.6 The great Jim Aparo was both the cover and interior artist for what is another great Detective Comics issue in this run/set. Len Wein crafted a story more than worthy of the Batman. The Hawkman backup story is also a wonderful read.

Remember, be certain to keep warm when reading this issue because it is "A Bone-Chiller ..."

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy.


Image #2 is of the same comic book, a place holder that will be replaced with a scan or photograph of the back cover of this book.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Len Wein story

Jim Aparo cover and art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Hawkman backup story.

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  Detective Comics 469 Modern 9.6 The Living Phosphorous is mad and he's "not going to take it anymore." Unfortunately, for Batman; but great for us; he's on old LP's hit list along with Gotham City.

Will G City, and the Batman, survive or ....

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy of this issue for this, my second, Detective Comics 401 to 500 set.
(although this old label beauty looks better than a 9.6 by any measure).

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):



Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):



Set Copy Note:

Old CGC Universal Label

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  Detective Comics 468 Modern 9.8 The calculation is, Batman you may be in trouble because the Calculator is deadly serious in his math.

This issue has a typically, as do all the issues in this set, an enjoyable Batman adventure that I, especially as a kid, simply loved.

Read this book, enjoy it, and do your "rithmetic."

This copy of Detective Comics is, in two words, "The best!"

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Bob Rozakis story

Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Calculator, Elongated Man, Hawkman, Atom, Green Arrow, and Black Canary appearance(s).

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  Detective Comics 480 Modern 9.6 Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Denny O'Neil story

Jim Aparo cover

Don Newton and David Hunt art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

[Extended Issue Notes:

Hawkman backup story written by Len Wein and drawn by Murphy Anderson.

Pied Piper appearance in backup story.]

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  Detective Comics 518 Modern 9.8 Detective Comics 518 is

A beautiful copy of Detective Comics 518 in every way.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

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Detective Comics Issue 493 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 493 Modern 9.8 Riddle me this, what is another incredibly fantastic issue in the Detective Comics 401 to 500 run? The answer, or at least one of them is, "The best!"

I have always loved the cover of this book and the stories are just pure fun.

Image #2 is of the other CGC graded 9.8 copy that I own of Detective Comics 493.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Cary Burkett and J.M. DeMatteis stories

Jose Delbo, Dick Giordano, and Don Newton art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

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Detective Comics Issue 492 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 492 Modern 9.6 Detective Comics 492 poses the question is Batgirl dead. The answer of course is ...; I don't remember! What do you think it is?

Great story, great cover (by the simply magnificent Jim Aparo), just all-around great.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

(Cary) Burkett, (Bob) Haney, (Bob) Rozakis, and (Jack C.) Harris stories

Don Newton, Bob Oksner, Romeo Tanghal and Charles Nicholas art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

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Detective Comics Issue 445 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 445 Modern 9.4 Alas, Detective Comics 445 was the last of the 100 pagers in this run, how sad.

However, what a way to end the 100 pagers run-within-a-run: "Bat-Murderer" on the run! (I hope I wrote "run" enough times.)

To change "things" up a bit, my collection, both CGC graded and raw, of Detective Comics is one of my pride and joys in this wonderful hobby. The fact that I am able to "share" my love of this hobby with others, despite having this set obscured (not presently), is truly a wonder to me and a joy I wish to partake in for a very long time.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Len Wein and Bob Rozakis stories

Jim Aparo and Mike Grell art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

100 page issue.

Robin backup story.

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Detective Comics Issue 484 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 484 Modern 9.6 Hey, Batgirl is on the cover-nothing else matters; even when Batgirl is sad she looks gorgeous.

Clearly I think that Detective Comics 484 has a fantastic cover and the rendition of Batgirl is simply stunning; hey, come on, I was a kid when I first laid my eyes on this cover.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy.


Image #2 is of the same comic book, a place holder that will be replaced with a scan or photograph of the back cover of this book.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Denny O'Neill story

Don Newton and Dan Adkins art

Ross Andru and Dick Giordano cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

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Detective Comics Issue 495 (Copy C) Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 495 Universal 9.6 A gorgeous copy of Detective Comics 495. View Comic
Detective Comics Issue 519 (Copy B) Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 519 Modern 9.6 A gorgeous copy of Detective Comics 519. View Comic
Detective Comics Issue 495 (Copy - -) Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 495 Modern 9.6 DON ROSA COLLECTION
Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy. 		View Comic
Detective Comics Issue 468 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 468 Modern 9.8 The calculation is, Batman you may be in trouble because the Calculator is deadly serious in his math.

This issue has a typically, as do all the issues in this set, an enjoyable Batman adventure that I, especially as a kid, simply loved.

Read this book, enjoy it, and do your "rithmetic."

This copy of Detective Comics is, in two words, "The best!"

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Bob Rozakis story

Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Calculator, Elongated Man, Hawkman, Atom, Green Arrow, and Black Canary appearance(s).

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Detective Comics Issue 448 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 448 Modern 9.6 The Batman dead; and that very attractive female "villain" also; NOOOOOOOOO!

Ok, the Batman did not die in this issue, thankfully.

This was another brilliant Jim Aparo cover, especially the split-scene, time lapse presentation as first Batman shoots and then Batman is shot.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy.

A CGC graded 9.8 copy of this issue was added to this set on March 15, 2020.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Len Wein story

Ernie Chan and Dick Giordano art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

1st book-length solo Batman in title.

Rá's Al Ghúl, Talia, and Creeper appearance.

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Detective Comics Issue 446 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 446 Modern 9.6 The great Jim Aparo was both the cover and interior artist for what is another great Detective Comics issue in this run/set. Len Wein crafted a story more than worthy of the Batman. The Hawkman backup story is also a wonderful read.

Remember, be certain to keep warm when reading this issue because it is "A Bone-Chiller ..."

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy of this issue for this, my second, Detective Comics 401 to 500 set.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Len Wein story

Jim Aparo cover and art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Hawkman backup story.

[Earlier Issue Comments: I'll upgrade to a CGC 9.8 when I find a copy worthy of purchase.]

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Detective Comics Issue 445 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 445 Modern 9.4 Alas, Detective Comics 445 was the last of the 100 pagers in this run, how sad.

However, what a way to end the 100 pagers run-within-a-run: "Bat-Murderer" on the run! (I hope I wrote "run" enough times.)

To change "things" up a bit, my collection, both CGC graded and raw, of Detective Comics is one of my pride and joys in this wonderful hobby. The fact that I am able to "share" my love of this hobby with others, despite having this set obscured (not presently), is truly a wonder to me and a joy I wish to partake in for a very long time.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy of this issue for this, my second, Detective Comics 401 to 500 set.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Len Wein and Bob Rozakis stories

Jim Aparo and Mike Grell art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

100 page issue.

Robin backup story.


[Earlier Issue Comments: I'll upgrade to a CGC 9.8 when I find a copy worthy of purchase-no 9.6!] 		View Comic
Detective Comics Issue 444 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 444 Modern 9.6 Waiting for this issue to "hit" my favorite newsstand, I recall, took a relatively long time because I was truly "loving" these 100 Pages of pure enjoyment; being reprints did not matter to me in the slightest.

The wait was well worth it; just look at the cover-she may be a "villain" but she looks "fabulous" (I was a young kid, what can I say)!

As with all issues in this run, I enjoyed the heck out of this book and still do because it was/is simply fantastic and very worthy of this incredible run.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy.

This book is from the Jerry Bails Collection.


Image #2 is of the same comic book, a place holder that will be replaced with a scan or photograph of the back cover of this book.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Len Wein and Mike Barr stories

Jim Aparo and Ernie Chan art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

100 Page Giant.

Elongated Man backup story.

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Detective Comics Issue 443 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 443 Universal 9.6 This issue has another wonderful cover by Jim Aparo. Although not as action oriented as the cover to Detective Comics 442 it has a a balance that I very much like.

As with most issues in this run, the contents of this book left (leave) me wanting more. Alas, I had to wait a month, give or take, for Detective Comics 444 to hit the shelf. I did, and ...

(Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy.)

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Archie Goodwin story

Walt Simonson art

Jim Aparo cover

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

100 Page Cover.

Manhunter appearance.

Batman and Manhunter pin-ups.

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Detective Comics Issue 442 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Detective Comics 442 Universal 9.6 The cover of this issue is, in a word, AMAZING! I can only imagine that I was very pleased when I saw it on the shelf of my favorite newsstand as the action it presents is second to none.

As with all these Detective Comics 100 pagers, or in my biased view every issue of this run, the contents of the book are icing on the cake becasue despite containing reprints, in the case of 100 pagers, the stories enthralled me; and they still do.

I realize I am repeating myself, but read this issue is you have not done so because it is well worth it.

Keeper, until I locate a typical CGC graded 9.8 copy.

Issue Credits (as per the CGC Universal Label):

Archie Goodwin story

Jim Aparo cover

Alex Toth and Walter Simonson art

Issue Note (as per the CGC Universal Label):

100 Page Issue.

Manhunter backup story.

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Adventure Comics Issue 431 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Michael Fleisher and Sheldon Mayer stories Jim Aparo and Alex Toth art Jim Aparo cover Spectre stories begin. Adventure Comics 431 Universal 9.4 Adventure Comics Issue 431 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

Michael Fleisher and Sheldon Mayer stories

Jim Aparo and Alex Toth art

Jim Aparo cover

Spectre stories begin. 		View Comic
Adventure Comics Issue 435 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Michael Fleisher and Steve Skeates stories Jim Aparo and Mike Grell art Jim Aparo cover Aquaman backup story. Bondage cover. Adventure Comics 435 Universal 9.4 Adventure Comics Issue 435. Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

Michael Fleisher and Steve Skeates stories

Jim Aparo and Mike Grell art

Jim Aparo cover

Aquaman backup story.
Bondage cover. 		View Comic
Batman Issue 294 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: David Vern story John Calnan and Tex Blaisdell art Jim Aparo cover Joker and High Tribunal of Crime appearance. Batman 294 Universal 9.8 Batman Issue 294 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

David Vern story

John Calnan and Tex Blaisdell art

Jim Aparo cover

Joker and High Tribunal of Crime appearance. 		View Comic
Brave and the Bold Issue 120 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Brave and the Bold 120 Modern 9.4 Brave and the Bold Issue 120 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

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Brave and the Bold Issue 128 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Brave and the Bold 128 Modern 9.6 Brave and the Bold Issue 128 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

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Brave and the Bold Issue 131 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Brave and the Bold 131 Modern 9.6 Brave and the Bold Issue 131 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

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Brave and the Bold Issue 149 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Brave and the Bold 149 Modern 9.6 Brave and the Bold Issue 149 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

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Brave and the Bold Issue 151 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Brave and the Bold 151 Modern 9.6 Brave and the Bold Issue 151 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

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Brave and the Bold Issue 156 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Brave and the Bold 156 Modern 9.4 Brave and the Bold Issue 156 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

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Brave and the Bold Issue 192 Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Brave and the Bold 192 Modern 9.4 Brave and the Bold Issue 192 Issue Credits as per the CGC label:

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Brave and the Bold Issue 200, Copy D, Issue Credits as per the CGC label: Brave and the Bold 200 9.8 Brave and the Bold Issue 200, Copy D, Issue Credits as per the CGC label:



Apparently, I truly enjoy Brave and the Bold Issue 200. 		View Comic
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