Cover: Jerry Robinson

Batman #37

Oct 1946 · DC · 0.10 USD

📊 ~113,255 copies sold its debut month

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“Calling Dr. Batman!”

In "Calling Dr. Batman!", the Joker unleashes a twisted plan that turns Batman’s own symbols—his Bat-Signal, Batmobile, and Batplane—into tools of chaos, challenging the Dark Knight in a game where the hero’s greatest tools become his greatest threats. Jerry Robinson’s dynamic art and George Roussos’s sharp lettering bring this classic 1946 tale to life, with Robinson also crafting the iconic cover.

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artist, inker Jerry Robinson · letterer George Roussos · cover Jerry Robinson

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Full credits

artist, inker Jerry Robinson

letterer George Roussos

cover pencils, inks Jerry Robinson

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The Joker institutes a mad scheme to use the very symbols of Batman: the Bat-Signal, Batmobile and Batplane, against the Dark Knight detective that he calls "Make Crime Pay the Joker Way"!

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