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32October 1939
$0.10

Detective Comics #32

DC · October 1939 · on sale 1939-08-30

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Identification plate

Series
Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series)
Issue
#32
Publication date
October 1939
Key date
1939-10-00
On-sale date
1939-08-30
Indicia publisher
Detective Comics Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Why this issue matters

Death on record for: The Monk.

The evidence

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred GuardineerThe Batman [Bruce Wayne] (inset)
2Batman vs. the Vampire, Part 2comic story10script: Gardner Fox; pencils: Bob Kane, Bob Kane; inks: Bob Kane; letters: Sheldon MoldoffBatman, Julie Madison, The Monk Death, Bruce Wayne
3Bill De Correvontcartoon0.5script: Sheldon Moldoff; pencils: Sheldon Moldoff; inks: Sheldon MoldoffBill de Correvont
5-comic story6script: Jerry Siegel; pencils: Mart Bailey; inks: Mart BaileyBart Regan
6The Last Actcomic story6pencils: H. Fleming; inks: H. FlemingBuck Marshall
7Wonders of the Laboratory Are Now at the Progressive Crime-Fighters' Commandcartoon1script: Vin Sullivan; pencils: Vin Sullivan; inks: Vin Sullivan
8Vatican Stamp Released; Bridal Pair Portrayed; Rumanian Poet Honoredtext article0.67colors: ? (black, red & blue letters); letters: typeset
10Doris Dumontcomic story6pencils: Ken Ernst; inks: Ken ErnstLarry Steele
11Vanishing Gemstext story1.95script: Paul Dean; pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred Guardineer
13The Skull-Face Cultcomic story6pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred Guardineer; letters: Fred GuardineerSpeed Saunders
14The Governor Assasinatedcomic story6script: Sven Elven; pencils: Sven Elvén; inks: Sven ElvénCosmo, the Phantom of Disguise
15Rosemary Blainecomic story6script: Tom Hickey; pencils: Tom Hickey; inks: Tom HickeyBruce Nelson
16The Wrong Guycomic story13script: Jerry Siegel; pencils: Joe Shuster; inks: Joe ShusterSlam Bradley, Shorty Morgan

Plus 3.88 pages of advertisements and other matter across 6 sequences, as published.

Where to read it

CollectionYear
100-Page Super Spectacular #DC-141973On eBay ›
The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told #[nn]
ISBN 0930-289-35-8
1988On eBay ›
Batman Archives #1
ISBN 0-930289-60-9
1990On eBay ›
The Batman Chronicles #1
ISBN 1-4012-0445-7
2005On eBay ›
The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told #[1]
ISBN 0930289-39-0; 978-0930289393
1989On eBay ›
The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told #[nn]
ISBN 0-446-39123-9; 0-446-39124-7
1989On eBay ›
Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #1
ISBN 978-1-4012-6009-5
2016On eBay ›
Batman: The Golden Age #1
ISBN 978-1-4012-6333-1
2016On eBay ›

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Sources

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