Cover: Dick Sprang

Batman #32

Dec 1945 · DC · 0.10 USD

📊 ~130,077 copies sold its debut month

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“Rackety-Rax Racket!”

In "Rackety-Rax Racket!", Alfred Pennyworth takes on an unexpected task—walking a lady’s dog—only to stumble into a mystery involving giant turtles. Written by Don C. Cameron and Joe Samachson, with art by Jerry Robinson and lettering by Ira Schnapp, this 1945 Batman tale sees the usually unflappable butler put his sharp mind to the test. The cover, by Dick Sprang, captures the absurdity and intrigue of the case in bold, classic style.

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writer Don C. Cameron · writer Joe Samachson · artist, inker Jerry Robinson · letterer Ira Schnapp · cover Dick Sprang

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Full credits

writer Don C. Cameron

writer Joe Samachson

artist, inker Jerry Robinson

letterer Ira Schnapp

cover pencils, inks Dick Sprang

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At the request of one of Bruce Wayne's friends, Alfred is loaned out...to walk the lady's dog of all things. However, while doing this menial chore, the brave butler stumbles upon a case that will test his detective abilities...a case involving giant turtles.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).