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Detective Comics #103

Sep 1945 · DC · [0.10 USD]
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“Trouble, Incorporated!”

In "Trouble, Incorporated!", Gotham University's former dean launches a new kind of service with a twist—offering help when it's most needed. But when crooked conman Sam Slick catches wind of the scheme, he sets his sights on blackmailing the clients, forcing Batman and Robin into a race against time to stop him. Written by Alvin Schwartz and illustrated by Jack Burnley with inks by Charles Paris, this 1945 classic features a cover by Dick Sprang that captures the era's bold, dynamic style.

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writer Alvin Schwartz · artist Jack Burnley · inker Charles Paris · cover Dick Sprang

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The former dean of Gotham University opens "Trouble, Inc.," a business designed to give its clients a helping hand when they really need it. Unfortunately, Sam Slick learns of this and decides to blackmail the clients which Batman and Robin must stop ASAP!

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