Detective Comics #270 (DC Comics August 1959) cgc 6.0-image
Detective Comics #270 (DC Comics August 1959) cgc 6.0-image
Detective Comics #270 (DC Comics August 1959) cgc 6.0-image
Detective Comics #270 (DC Comics August 1959) cgc 6.0-image

Detective Comics #270 (DC Comics August 1959) cgc 6.0

$ 92.4

Tradition: US Comics Publisher: DC Comics Era: Silver Age (1956-69) Artist/Writer: Ruben Moreira, Jack Miller, Henry Boltinoff, Joe Certa, Sheldon Moldoff, Charles Paris Publication Year: 1959 Character: Dick Edmunds (Intro), J'onn J'onzz, James Gordon (Supporting), Bart Travers (Intro, Villain), Robin (Dick Grayson), Martian Manhunter John Jones, 4012, Roy Raymond, Casey the Cop, Karen (Supporting), Batman (Bruce Wayne), Dirk Johnson, J.B., Creature from Planet X, Rod Mulloy (Intro, Villain), Bat-Missile (Intro) Genre: Superheroes, Mystery, Humor/Satire Series Title: Detective Comics Language: English Issue Number: 270 Cover Artist: Stan Kaye, Curt Swan

Description

Detective Comics #270 (DC Comics August 1959) cgc 6.0. The product is a vintage comic book from August 1959, issue number 270 of Detective Comics by DC Comics. It features characters like Batman, Robin, and various other superheroes and villains, with artwork by Ruben Moreira, Jack Miller, and others. The story combines elements of mystery, superheroes, and humor/satire, making it a valuable addition to any comic book collection. Published during the Silver Age era of comics, this classic issue showcases the vibrant storytelling and iconic characters that defined the genre. The product is a vintage comic book from August 1959, issue number 270 of Detective Comics by DC Comics. It features characters like Batman, Robin, and various other superheroes and villains, with artwork by Ruben Moreira, Jack Miller, and others. The story combines elements of mystery, superheroes, and humor/satire, making it a valuable addition to any comic book collection. Published during the Silver Age era of comics, this classic issue showcases the vibrant storytelling and iconic characters that defined the genre.

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