Detective Comics (1937) -INT- Strange Apparitions

Informations sur l'album
Série : Detective Comics (1937)
Titre : Strange Apparitions
Tome : INT
Origine : USA
Style : Super-héros
Identifiant : 190061
Scénario : Wein, Len
Englehart, Steve
Dessin : Rogers, Marshall
Simonson, Walter
Couleurs : Serpe, Jerry
Couverture : Rogers, Marshall
Dépot légal : 11/1999 (Parution le 01/12/1999)
Estimation : non coté
Editeur : DC Comics
Format : Format comics
ISBN : 978-1-563-89500-5
Planches :176
Autres info :
Créé le : 25/05/2013 14:36:01 (maj 25/05/2013 16:47:43)
Info édition : Collects Detective Comics (1937) #469-479
Résumé: BATMAN: STRANGE APPARITIONS collects the late '70s stories that were monumental in elevating Batman from super hero to cultural icon. Considered the definitive Batman tales, this book transforms the Caped Crusader into a three-dimensional character who is as much adventurer as detective. Featuring bold and rich portrayals of the Joker, Clayface, Hugo Strange and the Penguin, this book also includes Bruce Wayne's love affair with Silver St. Cloud and her astonishing discovery of his alter ego. These stories and character interpretations are the foundation upon which Batman's current mythos was built.

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