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Cover: Sheldon Moldoff & Charles Paris

Detective Comics #240

Feb 1957 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Outlaw Batman”

A courtroom drama unfolds on Sheldon Moldoff and Charles Paris's cover, where Batman sits hooked up to a lie detector, insisting he's telling the truth even as the machine brands him a thief — a judge presides from the bench while Robin watches anxiously from the background. The setup for "The Outlaw Batman" is immediately gripping: how does the World's Greatest Detective clear his name when the evidence points squarely at him? This 1957 DC gem captures that irresistible Silver Age tension of a hero cornered by the very systems meant to uphold justice.

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writer Jack Miller · artist, inker Joe Certa · cover Sheldon Moldoff, Charles Paris

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artist, inker Joe Certa
cover pencils Sheldon Moldoff
cover inks Charles Paris

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John Jones helps a retiring police officer get one big bust on his last day on the force.

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