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Detective Comics #50

Edition record · April 1941

Price history & market evidence

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GradeAmountEvidenceRecorded
8.5$9,000.00ComicBase · catalog referencecatalogDate not recorded

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The table includes 0 guide observations and 1 catalog references. These are reference values, not guaranteed sale proceeds.

Graded population

CGC records 95 graded copies for Detective Comics #50 (1941). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.

0.5 · 61.0 · 41.5 · 32.0 · 52.5 · 33.0 · 93.5 · 44.0 · 74.5 · 85.0 · 45.5 · 96.0 · 46.5 · 97.0 · 87.5 · 58.0 · 48.5 · 2

Batman: "The Case of the Three Devils"

Batman) and Robin) are chasing three criminals dressed as devils, but they can't reach them because the trio are excellent acrobats and performing amazing feats of agility, they escape across the rooftops of the city.

Batman deduces that the trio is selling the stolen goods to Frankie the Fence and the Dynamic Duo investigate his place until the Three Devils arrive, and the chase continues. However, Batman is distracted by the arrival of the Gotham City Police Department and Robin chases the three devils by himself all the way to their lair. Robin is trapped by the criminals and they place him on the railway tracks to eliminate him, but Robin manages to survive. In the meantime, Batman is able to fool the police thanks to Officer Riley, who holds great respect for Batman and allows him to go.

Finally reunited, Batman and Robin deduce the devils' next target and they arrive at the place to confront them. The Devils fight the duo and after a long struggle, the trio are finally captured and stopped for good.

Creative credits

Writers: Bill Finger, Jerry Siegel, Jack Lehti, Jerry Siegel, Chad Grothkopf

Interior art: Bob Kane, Ed Moore, Jack Lehti, Cliff Young, Ed Winiarski, Don Lynch, Howard Sherman, Chad Grothkopf

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COMICBASE: comicbase:342929

GCD: 1375

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