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Detective Comics #34 cover
Cover: Creig Flessel

Detective Comics #34

Dec 1939 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“Peril in Paris”

In "Peril in Paris," Batman investigates a chilling mystery in Paris after Bruce Wayne encounters a man with no face—only to discover the victim is being hunted by a shadowy figure with a deadly agenda. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Bob Kane, this early Batman tale blends suspense and intrigue, with Sheldon Moldoff handling the lettering and Creig Flessel crafting the striking cover.

writer Gardner Fox · artist, inker Bob Kane · letterer Sheldon Moldoff · cover Creig Flessel
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Cast · 11 characters

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artist, inker Bob Kane
cover pencils, inks Creig Flessel

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After Bruce Wayne runs into a man with no face, as the Batman he learns of a sinister man responsible for it, who wants the man's money and his sister.

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