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Detective Comics#58
Cover: Fred Ray & Jerry Robinson
Detective Comics #58
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While visiting an art gallery, Bruce and Dick hear that three paintings have disappeared. Later, a series of other robberies lead the Batman to be accused of criminal actions by a Mr. Boniface, and Commissioner Gordon issues a warrant for his arrest.
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writer Bill Finger · artist Bob Kane · inker Jerry Robinson · inker George Roussos · letterer George Roussos · cover Fred RayJerry Robinson
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Full credits
writer Bill Finger
artist Bob Kane
inker Jerry Robinson
inker George Roussos
letterer George Roussos
cover pencils Fred Ray
cover inks Jerry Robinson
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While visiting an art gallery, Bruce and Dick hear that three paintings have disappeared. Later, a series of other robberies lead the Batman to be accused of criminal actions by a Mr. Boniface, and Commissioner Gordon issues a warrant for his arrest.
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