Batman: The World's Finest Comics Archives #1
A 1940s Gotham City grapples with a new kind of threat when the New District Attorney threatens to expose a network of crime lords—only to become the next target. Batman and Robin race to protect him, diving into a web of secrets that leads them to the dazzling, bustling world of the New York World's Fair. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Bob Kane with inks by George Roussos and colors by Digital Chameleon, this archival tale captures the golden age of detective work and daring heroics. The cover by Jack Burnley perfectly captures the era’s flair and suspense.
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When the New District Attorney vows vengeance against the crime lords of Gotham City and further states that he has a little black book in his possession that lists each of them and their connections, it's all Batman & Robin can do to save his life!
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