Batman #35

Apr 1953 · K. G. Murray · 8d [0-0-8 AUP]

📊 ~118,860 copies sold its debut month

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“The Joker's Utility Belt!”

In "The Joker's Utility Belt!", the Joker's latest scheme takes a turn when Batman thwarts him with a clever trick using his own utility belt—prompting the Crime Clown to retaliate by designing his very own, even more elaborate version. Written by David Vern and brought to life with dynamic art by Dick Sprang, inks by Charles Paris, and lettering by Ira Schnapp, this 1953 classic features a cover by Sprang and Paris that captures the moment the Joker embraces his new, belt-driven mischief.

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writer David Vern · artist Dick Sprang · inker Charles Paris · letterer Ira Schnapp · cover Dick Sprang, Charles Paris

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writer David Vern

artist Dick Sprang

inker Charles Paris

letterer Ira Schnapp

cover pencils Dick Sprang

cover inks Charles Paris

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When the Joker's seemingly easy capture of the Caped Crusaders goes terribly wrong when Batman springs a surprise on him using his utility belt, the Crime Clown decides to outdo the Batman with his OWN utility belt!

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