Batman: The Brave and the Bold - The Bronze Age Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis new edition of the first volume in DC's Bronze Age omnibus series collects the earliest issues of Batman's team-up series, The Brave and the Bold, from the 1960s and 1970s. Featuring stories by writers like Bob Haney and artists such as Neal Adams and Jim Aparo, it showcases the Dark Knight partnering with a wide array of DC heroes, including Green Arrow, the Flash, and the Teen Titans, in standalone adventures that defined the era's dynamic storytelling. The collection spans from issue #74 through #100, plus the original Brave and the Bold #28, offering a comprehensive look at Batman's Bronze Age team-ups.
"Rampant Run the Robots" introduces Lance Bruner, a new ward in Bruce Wayne’s life after a promise made by Bruce’s father, setting off a tense dynamic between the young troublemaker and the Dynamic Duo. With Dick and the Titans trying to guide him, Lance’s resistance turns personal when he discovers Batman and Robin’s true identities—leading to a volatile mix of trust and betrayal. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Neal Adams, this story is a standout in the Bronze Age Omnibus, featuring dynamic visuals and sharp character moments. The cover by Karl Kerschl captures the story’s electric energy.
In "Rampant Run the Robots," Batman reluctantly teams up with the Metal Men at the First International Robot Exposition, where R4573 and Klang greet each other amid rising tension. As Dr. Daedalus and his rogue robot enforcer Icarus unleash chaos, Batman's deep-seated distrust of machines is put to the test—forcing him to reconsider his stance as the line between ally and threat blurs.
In "The Sleepwalker from the Sea!", Aquaman drifts through a fog of guilt and confusion, his mind clouded as he unwittingly aids Ocean Master’s scheme to plunder and destroy a Gotham seaside development. With the tide turning against him, he must fight to reclaim his will before the sea claims him completely.
In "Punish Not My Evil Son," Bruce Wayne takes in Lance Bruner, the troubled son of a late friend, setting off a tense dynamic as the young delinquent clashes with both Bruce and the Titans. When Lance discovers that Bruce and Dick are Batman and Robin, he sees a chance to exploit their identities—though not everyone is ready to believe he’s truly beyond redemption.
In "The Senator's Been Shot!", Batman and Green Arrow face a brutal assault by the enigmatic Miklos Minotaur while in their civilian identities, forcing them to confront whether their lives as heroes are truly making a difference. As the line between vigilante and public servant blurs, they must decide if stepping away from their roles might be the only way to protect the very people they’ve sworn to defend.
When a group of teenagers barricades themselves in Gotham’s ghetto and threatens to detonate an atomic bomb, Batman must turn to the Teen Titans for help—pushing both heroes and rebels to the edge of a breaking point.
In "The Commune of Defiance," Batman brings the Teen Titans to Gotham to mediate a volatile standoff between the city's powerful elite and the Young Aquarians, a defiant group of teens holding ground in a struggling neighborhood. With tensions rising and rival factions vying for control—both from a ruthless local crime boss and the community itself—the heroes must navigate a crisis where trust is scarce and every choice could spark chaos.
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↩ Reprints The Brave and the Bold #74 (1967), The Brave and the Bold #75 (1967), The Brave and the Bold #76 (1968), The Brave and the Bold #77 (1968), The Brave and the Bold #78 (1968), The Brave and the Bold #79 (1968), The Brave and the Bold #80 (1968), The Brave and the Bold #81 (1968), The Brave and the Bold #82 (1969), The Brave and the Bold #83 (1969), The Brave and the Bold #84 (1969), The Brave and the Bold #85 (1969), The Brave and the Bold #86 (1969), The Brave and the Bold #87 (1969), The Brave and the Bold #88 (1970), The Brave and the Bold #89 (1970), The Brave and the Bold #90 (1970), The Brave and the Bold #91 (1970), The Brave and the Bold #92 (1970), The Brave and the Bold #93 (1970), The Brave and the Bold #94 (1971), The Brave and the Bold #95 (1971), The Brave and the Bold #96 (1971), The Brave and the Bold #97 (1971), The Brave and the Bold #98 (1971), The Brave and the Bold #99 (1971), The Brave and the Bold #100 (1972), The Brave and the Bold #101 (1972), The Brave and the Bold #102 (1972), The Brave and the Bold #103 (1972), The Brave and the Bold #104 (1972), The Brave and the Bold #105 (1973), The Brave and the Bold #106 (1973), The Brave and the Bold #107 (1973), The Brave and the Bold #108 (1973), The Brave and the Bold #109 (1973)
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