Detective Comics #233
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Batwoman," Bruce Wayne finds himself both intrigued and uneasy as a new masked vigilante, Kathy Kane, begins making her mark in Gotham—stealing the spotlight from Batman and drawing attention that could prove dangerous. With the Dynamic Duo on the case, they must intervene before this bold newcomer steps too far into the shadows, all while navigating the fine line between justice and recklessness. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Stan Kaye and letters by Pat Gordon, this 1956 issue features a cover by Sheldon Moldoff.
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Bruce Wayne is pleased that a newcomer, Kathy Kane, has taken such a liking to the Batman. However, when a mysterious new crimefighter appears on the scene, usurping much of Batman's glory, the Dynamic Duo steps in to halt her career before she gets seriously hurt.
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